PreDictor Capto Phenyl High Sub RoboColumn, 600 µL (28986182) is a set of miniaturised prepacked chromatography columns supplied as one row of eight 600 µL columns. Each column is packed with Capto Phenyl (high sub), a hydrophobic interaction chromatography resin that combines high capacity, high flow rate and low back pressure for process development workflows.
Key Features
- Prepacked 600 µL RoboColumn format, supplied as one row of eight columns for parallel process development workflows
- Hydrophobic interaction chromatography resin, packed with Capto Phenyl (high sub) for HIC capture and intermediate purification work
- Highly cross-linked agarose matrix, with an approximate particle size of 75 µm
- Phenyl hydrophobic ligand, with an approximate ligand concentration of 27 µmol/mL resin
- Verified dynamic binding capacity, with approximately 27 mg BSA/mL resin under stated test conditions
- High pressure and flow performance, with at least 600 cm/h at less than 0.3 MPa in a 1 m diameter column and 20 cm bed height
- Wide resin pH stability, with operational pH stability from 3 to 13 and CIP pH stability from 2 to 14
- 600 µL column geometry, with a 30.0 mm bed height, 59 mm column height and 5 mm internal diameter
Benefits
- Supports small-scale screening of Capto Phenyl (high sub) conditions before larger-column verification.
- Helps reduce sample, buffer and resin use during process development compared with larger column formats.
- Allows multiple HIC conditions to be screened in parallel using matched 600 µL prepacked columns.
- Provides a practical route to evaluate high-flow hydrophobic interaction conditions where reduced cycle time is important.
Why Choose the PreDictor Capto Phenyl High Sub RoboColumn, 600 µL (28986182)?
Choose PreDictor Capto Phenyl High Sub RoboColumn, 600 µL (28986182) when you need a compact prepacked HIC format for screening, optimisation and scale-down studies. John Morris Group supplies Cytiva chromatography products to support laboratory purification and process development workflows across Australia.
