LOGO SIMULATED MONOLITH™ POLYMERIC STATIONARY PHASES FOR LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
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Facts About STYROS™  Stationary Phases:

Price comparison between STYROS™ chromatography columns and Mono Bead packed columns from GE Healthcare (former Pharmacia):

Thanks to you, our loyal and ever-growing customers, we have done it for 14 consecutives years.

The price of an 8 ml Mono Q or Mono S column was $4,299.00 in 2005 as compared to $2,950 for a STYROS column equivalent.

A 20 ml STYROS column is still less expensive than a Mono Bead column sold in 1997.

Scalability with STYROS™ columns is seamless, from 100 mm long 4.6 mm ID columnn, to 100 mm long 10 mm ID column of similar resolution.

Separation of cell culture with a 4.6 x 100 mm STYROS™ HQ/XH column 
( volume = 1.7 ml)
Flow rate 5 ml/ min (1,800 cm/hr of linear velocity)

Scale up of the same separation of cell culture with a 
10 x 100 mm STYROS™ HQ/XP column (volume = 8 ml )
Flow rate 5 ml/ min (380 cm/hr of linear velocity)

  • STYROS™ is made of highly crosslinked Poly (Styrene-divinylbenzene) as compared with low crosslinked polymeric soft gels. 

STYROS™ can routinely be used at 207 to 276 bar (2,000 to 3,000 psi). This provides the option of having longer columns, to be used not only with low pressure chromatography systems, but also with high pressure, high performance systems for faster separation and quicker results.
OraChrom offers columns ranging in ID from 0.25 mm to 20 mm, and lengths of 1 to 250 mm.

  • STYROS™ HQ Anion exchanger compared with Mono Q from former Pharmacia, now GE Healthcare. 

 

Separation of mucin free egg white proteins on STYROS HQ/XH
strong anion exchanger.

(Linear Flow Rate: 360 cm/hr)

Separation of mucin free egg white proteins on Mono Q HR

(Linear Flow Rate: 300 cm/h

See the Application notes for more facts and column performances.  

Recent Applications of STYROS™ Stationary Phases:

 

Most of our STYROS chromatography columns prices have remained the same

Mono™ Bead packed columns high prices have continued to rise steadily.