Highly efficient chromatography
Imagine what you could do with chromatography products that deliver precision, specificity, recovery, reproducibility, and superior efficiency.
Selecting the Right Chromatography Resin for Your Application
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Our chromatography resins provide you with:
- The widest range of pore diameters, particle sizes, and chromatography phases available
- Engineering capabilities that allow particle properties to be fine-tuned to meet your specific needs
- Batch-to-batch consistency and reproducibility
- Resins that can be used from analytical lab scale through to commercial scale
- Manufactured in ISO 9001:2015 certified facilities
Explore our new and customizable products
VYKING™ superparamagnetic silica features a novel particle design that clads a superparamagnetic core with silica to eliminate the need for chromatography, centrifugation, or vacuum filtration steps required in typical biomolecule purifications.
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We can develop customized products to suit your specific needs, including custom bonding of Grace's or your chromatography resins.
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DAVISIL® silica products come in a granular form and are offered in a wide range of particle and pore sizes and in many phases from small to multi-ton quantities.
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DAVISIL® Sphere silica is designed to be extremely robust, with narrow particle size distribution resulting in highly reproducible, superior chromatographic performance. DAVISIL® Sphere silica also offers capabilities for oligonucleotide/peptide separation and purification.
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DAVISIL® XWP (Extra Wide Pore) silica offers superior mechanical stability and large pore sizes with narrow pore size distribution, which make it optimal for separations of large biological molecules.
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VYDAC® spheroidal silicas are well-defined, highly pure, and totally porous separation resins with excellent selectivity and reproducibility for biopurification.
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VYKING™ superparamagnetic silica features a novel particle design that clads a paramagnetic core with silica to eliminate the need for chromatography, centrifugation, or vacuum filtration steps required in typical biomolecule purifications.
