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Macherey-Nagel VarioPrep HPLC Column VP 50/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP, 5 µm with Adjustable Endfitting Length 50 mm, ID 10 mm

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Carbon content
15 %
Eluent in column
Acetonitrile/water
Endcapped
Yes
Int. Ø
10 mm
Length
50 mm
Material column
Stainless steel
Max. temp. resistance
60 °C
Method
Preparative
Particle size
5 µm
Particle type
Fully porous

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The Macherey VarioPrep HPLC Column VP 50/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP, 5µm, With Adjustable Endfitting, Length 50mm, ID 10mm is designed for preparative HPLC separation in laboratory chromatography workflows. Featuring NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP chemistry with a 5µm particle size and 15% carbon content, this column supports reliable separation performance in a compact preparative format.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Macherey
  • Column Type: VarioPrep HPLC column
  • Model: VP 50/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP
  • Particle Size: 5µm
  • Length: 50mm
  • Internal Diameter: 10mm
  • Carbon Content: 15% C
  • Design: With adjustable Endfitting

This Macherey VarioPrep HPLC column is suitable for laboratories requiring SPHINX RP column chemistry for preparative separations, sample purification, and method development.

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VarioPrep HPLC column VP 50/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP, 5 µm  with adjustable Endfitting  length: 50 mm, ID: 10 mm

Manufacturer P/N

762372.100

Part Number

4.004 790

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Length

50 mm

VarioPrep HPLC column VP 250/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP, 5 µm  with adjustable Endfitting  length: 250 mm, ID: 10 mm

Manufacturer P/N

762373.100

Part Number

4.004 791

Manufacturer

Macherey-Nagel

Length

250 mm

Frequently asked questions

The VP 50/10 NUCLEODUR SPHINX RP is designed for preparative HPLC separation in laboratory chromatography workflows. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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