The Trajan Scientific GC Column BP 1 50 m x 0.22 mm with a 0.25 µm film thickness is designed for precise separation in gas chromatography applications. This column features the BP 1 stationary phase, which is ideal for the analysis of a wide range of volatile compounds. Its 50-meter length and 0.22 mm internal diameter make it suitable for high-resolution separations, particularly in environmental, food, and chemical testing laboratories.
This Trajan Scientific GC Column BP 1 provides excellent reproducibility and is an essential tool for achieving accurate results in complex chromatographic applications.
It is designed for precise separation in gas chromatography applications. This column features the BP 1 stationary phase, which is ideal for the analysis of a wide range of volatile compounds. Its 50-meter length and 0.22 mm internal diameter make it suitable for high-resolution separations, particularly in environmental, food, and chemical testing laboratories.
Yes. It is designed for environmental, food, and chemical analysis with high-performance requirements, and offers dimensions of 50 m length x 0.22 mm internal diameter and a film thickness of 0.25 µm for high resolution and sensitivity to support this kind of work.
It has dimensions of 50 m length x 0.22 mm internal diameter and a film thickness of 0.25 µm for high resolution and sensitivity, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 54048.
It offers BP 1 stationary phase for effective separation of volatile compounds, low bleed and non-polar.
The Trajan Scientific model is a strong choice for environmental, food, and chemical analysis with high-performance requirements, offering dimensions of 50 m length x 0.22 mm internal diameter and a film thickness of 0.25 µm for high resolution and sensitivity. Other brands offer column products with varying dimensions, film thickness and phase, but this model is built for environmental, food, and chemical analysis with high-performance requirements.
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