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The SepaFlash Ruby Series flash cartridge 50µm, 4g is intended for high-resolution normal phase separations with reusable cartridge technology. With appropriate cleaning and storage, SepaFlash Ruby Series can be used multiple times with compatible methods, thereby reducing cartridge consumption. The robust packing is suitable for recurring purifications with comparable sample matrices. Areas of use include, among others, method-established synthesis purifications, process development and repeated fractionations.
The SepaFlash product line includes pre-packed flash cartridges made of pharmaceutical-grade polypropylene, as well as various silica and alumina materials. Depending on the series, irregular or spherical particles are used. Irregular silica offers a cost-effective solution for routine purifications, while spherical and finer particles enable higher efficiencies and better resolution. Chemically bonded modifications are available for reverse-phase, HILIC, and ion-exchange separations. A narrow particle size distribution, controlled water activity, and reproducible packing procedures are designed to reduce channeling, fine particle loss, and fluctuating separation performance. The iLOK and iLOK-SL series complement the product line with flexible options for solid feeding and manual cartridge configuration.
SepaFlash is a registered trademark of the manufacturer Santai Science Inc., Montreal, Canada.
| Flow Rate [ml/min] | 20-40 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SepaFlash |
| Product Type | Flash Column |
| Length | 100 mm |
| Internal Diameter | 12.4 mm |
| Particle Size | 50 µm |
| Chemistry | Silica |
| Chemistry Producers Term | Silica |
| Pore Size | 54 Å |
| Country of Origin | People's Republic of China |
| Volume | 8 ml |
| Bed Mass [mg] | 4.000 mg (4 g) |
| Mode of Separation | Flash Chromatography |
| Matrix | Silica |
| Particle Morphology | spherical, fully porous |
| Pressure Stability | 27.6 bar |