Description
Sartobind® Lab Ion Exchange Chromatography Units are membrane chromatography devices designed for accelerated ion exchange (IEX) in laboratory purification schemes. They offer binding capacities from 12 to 80 mg per cycle and permit up to 100 purifications on a single consumable, supporting repeated use during development and small-scale production trials. Popular applications span ion exchange chromatography, purification of nucleic acids, proteins and viral vectors, and removal of endotoxins, host cell components and viruses from process material. The pack comprises 2 pc(s), with a net weight of 20,000 kg and a gross weight of 83,000 kg as specified for this configuration. Membrane chromatography units from manufacturer Sartorius help laboratories pursue faster IEX operation while maintaining useful binding capacity each cycle. They can be integrated where charged targets or impurities must be captured and eluted under controlled buffer regimes. Country of origin is Germany. These consumables fit molecular biology, biopharmaceutical research and viral vector workflows that require dependable laboratory-scale ion exchange performance.
This article is part of Sorbents, silica gel & ion exchangers, in SPE & sample preparation.
Key features
- Pack size: 2 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Technology: Membrane chromatography for faster IEX
- Binding capacity: 12 to 80 mg per cycle
- Reusability: Up to 100 purifications per consumable
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