SepaBean machine Maintenance free ceramic pumps, 4 solvent lines, high pressure binary gradient, 200-400nm DAD UV detector, max pressure 200psi, max flow rate 200mL/min

The SepaBean machine flash chromatography system is the standard version of the product line and operates from 1 to 200 mL/min at a maximum of 200 psi or 13.8 bar. Four solvent lines and a high-pressure mixer support binary gradients with changing solvent combinations. SepaBean machine is designed for sample amounts of approximately 4 mg to 160 g and can accommodate cartridges of 4 to 330 g as well as formats up to 1.6 kg with adapters. The high-pressure mixing of the gradient leads to more precise methods, which can be particularly advantageous for difficult-to-separate analytes.

Features and Benefits

• Automated gradients and fraction collection
• Wireless operation via mobile devices
• Integrated methods and knowledge database
• UV, DAD, UV/Vis, and optional ELSD detection
• Models ranging from 100 to 1,000 mL/min
• Compatible with cartridges ranging from 4 g to 10 kg

Additional Information

The SepaBean product line includes flash chromatography systems for everything from daily laboratory use to purification on a kilogram scale. The models differ primarily in terms of flow range, maximum system pressure, pump system, the number of solvent lines, and the supported cartridge sizes. The U100 and U200 models use a ceramic pump and a binary two-solvent gradient. The T, SepaBean machine, and SepaBean machine 2 models enable more complex gradients with four solvent lines; the machine 2 model additionally features a dual-piston pump system and a higher operating pressure. For large sample volumes, the L models are available with flow rates of up to 1,000 mL/min, as well as an optional column holder, sample injection module, and fraction collector. The software supports the recording of separation methods, wireless operation, and various fraction collection criteria.

Legal Information

SepaBean is a registered trademark of the manufacturer Santai Science Inc., Montreal, Canada.