Thermo Scientific Chromatography Columns and Consumables Catalog
The 2010 – 2012 Thermo Scientific catalog showcases the broadest collection of chromatography columns and consumables. Over 500 new pages of high quality tools ensure unrivalled choice for all separation needs.
The 2010–2011 Thermo Scientific catalog showcases the broadest collection of chromatography columns and consumables. Over 540 pages of high quality tools ensure unrivalled choice for all separation needs:
Sample Handling Products
- NEW! Comprehensive range of vials and closures, organized by instrument
- NEW! Mass Spec Certified vials
Sample Preparation Products
- HyperSep Retain offering fast and easy sample preparation
- NEW! WebSeal products for high throughput screening
- QuEChERS solutions for efficient sample preparation and clean-up
Reagents and Standards
- NEW! GC derivitisation reagents and HPLC reagents
- NEW! Reacti-Therm sample derivitisation system
GC Columns and Accessories
- NEW! TraceGOLD GC Columns
- NEW! A new range of essential GC tools
- NEW! TracePLOT Columns
HPLC and LC/MS
- NEW! Expanded range of Hypersil GOLD phases
- Hypercarb Columns
- SLIPFREE Connectors
- NEW! SRS Pro Solvent Recycling System
Resources
- Hundreds of applications to help you identify the most appropriate product for your project
- Convenient technical references to help you at the bench, every day
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