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Thermo Fisher Scientific Introduces Its New Complete Guide to Chromatography Columns and Consumables

Thermo Fisher Scientific
18 Dec 2007
Greg Smith
Analyst / Analytical Chemist

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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, announces the availability of its new 2008-2009 Chromatography Columns and Consumables catalog. The catalog is a complete product and technical reference guide that consolidates the extensive collection of Thermo Scientific chromatography columns and consumables into one comprehensive resource. New this year, the catalog includes a section containing user-replaceable parts for the most popular Thermo Scientific chromatography and mass spectrometry systems. To order a catalog, please visit the Article webpage.

The catalog offers application and column selection sections, providing chromatographers with the tools they need to select the appropriate product to meet their requirements. As well as an extensive range of HPLC products, the catalog also features individual sections devoted to GC columns and consumables, SPE products and chromatography accessories.

This comprehensive resource presents the breadth of quality Thermo Scientific HPLC columns, including new Hypersil GOLD Phenyl HPLC column extensions to the flagship Hypersil GOLD™ family. It also highlights the expanded line of Thermo Scientific TRACETM GC columns offering reliable, reproducible columns for GC and GC/MS applications. The Thermo Scientific line of HyperSep™ SPE products is also included, offering numerous options for sorbents and formats, including the new HyperSep Retain™ polymeric SPE products, 96-well plates and novel tips. The highly reproducible and efficient phases of Thermo Scientific SPE products provide consistently high recoveries, free from contaminants and impurities.

The new Thermo Scientific Chromatography Columns and Consumables catalog is built on over 30 years of chromatography experience. Together with the Separated by Experience Chromatography e-newsletter and web-based Chromatography Resource Center the catalog offers the most comprehensive and reliable guide to chromatography consumables on the market.

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