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ROTI®Garose-His/Co Columns are ready-to-use chromatography columns intended for biochemistry, supporting affinity-based separation workflows in the laboratory. Key physical data include a density of approximately 0,7 g/cm³, a flash point above 50 °C and a boiling point above 80 °C, which help define handling characteristics during routine use. The columns are supplied as 8 units in cardboard packaging and align with bio-chromatography practice, especially affinity chromatography setups for His-tag oriented work on cobalt-type matrices. Prepared by manufacturer Carl ROTH, the format suits structured purification steps where consistent column presentation and straightforward integration into existing protocols matter. With a net weight of about 0,159 kg per pack, the set is practical for method development, scale-up trials and day-to-day protein work. UN number 1170 is listed in the product data. These columns offer a clear, application-focused option for laboratories that need defined His/Co affinity media in a convenient multi-unit pack without unnecessary complexity.
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Key features
- Particle size: 50-150 µm
- Beads (cross-linked agarose): 6 %
- Ligand: IDA
- Metal ion: Cobalt
- Binding capacity (DHAK-6xHis): 135 mg/ml
- Activating agent: Epichlorohydrin
- Stabilizer: 20 % ethanol
- Pack sizes: 8 pc(s), 5 pc(s)
- Density: ~0,7 g/cm³
- Flash point: >50 °C
- Boiling point: >80 °C
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