56102
Frit for Omnifit® Column Endpiece
polyethylene, for use with 10 mm Bore Columns, pore size 25 μm
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UNSPSC Code:
12000000
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material
polyethylene
packaging
pkg of 20 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Omnifit 6141
technique(s)
LPLC: suitable
pore size
25 μm
compatibility
for use with 10 mm Bore Columns
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General description
End pieces are equipped with porous frits. These can be made up of sintered metal, glass and plastic. The pore diameter and surface structures of the frits should be optimised such as to avoid clogging and to prevent abrasion of the chromatographic particles. The frits are made such that, they are easily exchangeable. Frits can also be used to keep the packing material in place.
Application
Polyethylene frits may be used with glass columns to conduct filtration experiments with bacterial suspensions. PTFE frits may also be used for preparative chromatography and solid phase extraction for borosilicate columns.
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