2ML ND11 Clear Cimp Vial With ALWSCI LOGO

High-performance SPE cartridges with customizable sorbents and formats for efficient, reliable sample cleanup across a wide range of analytical workflows.

1) Description

Our Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) cartridges are designed for reliable and efficient sample preparation in analytical, environmental, food, and pharmaceutical laboratories. Available in a wide range of bed masses, volumes, and sorbent phases, these cartridges ensure consistent performance for trace-level enrichment, cleanup, and fractionation.

Made from high-purity medical-grade polypropylene, our cartridges are compatible with SPE systems. With customizable configurations including C18, Silica, PSA, NH₂ and more, they provide flexible solutions for diverse sample matrices and analytical methods.

2) Features

▶ Wide Sorbent Selection: Available with C18, Silica, PSA, NH₂, and custom sorbents to suit various analyte chemistries.
▶ Multiple Bed Masses & Volumes: Common formats include 3 mL and 6 mL with bed masses from 200 mg to 1000 mg, adaptable to method requirements.
▶ High Purity Polypropylene Housing: Free from extractables and compatible with most organic solvents.
▶ Excellent Flow Consistency: Uniform packing ensures minimal channeling and optimal retention/recovery rates.
▶ Standard connection Format: Compatible with positive pressure manifolds, vacuum manifolds, and automated SPE instruments.
▶ Secure Packaging: Packed in cleanroom environments; standard pack sizes include 30 or 50 pcs per bag.

3) Application

Environmental Analysis: Pre-treatment of water, soil, and wastewater samples for pesticide, PAH, PFAS, and heavy metal testing.

Food Safety Testing: Extraction of veterinary drug residues, mycotoxins, or additives from food matrices.

Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Research: Sample cleanup prior to LC-MS, GC-MS, and HPLC analysis.

Forensic and Clinical Studies: Extraction of drugs, metabolites, or biomarkers from biological fluids.

General Analytical Chemistry: Clean-up and enrichment of trace organic and inorganic analytes.

4) Sorbent Selection Guide by Target Compound Type