The Tosoh GPC Tradition
Tosoh introduced its first line of GPC columns in 1971 and its first GPC instrument in 1972. Ever since, Tosoh scientists have made important contributions to advances in polymer analysis by Gel Permeation Chromatography.
At the 2008 Pittsburgh Conference, Tosoh Bioscience introduced the EcoSEC HLC-8320GPC GPC System, the 7th generation of dedicated GPC instruments. The EcoSEC GPC system allows faster MW determination at a lower cost per analysis. These advancements have been made possible by integrating HPLC system design with Tosoh's innovative multi-pore particle synthesis technology.
Multi-pore particle synthesis technology
Using this proprietary technology, Tosoh can manufacture particles containing a broad range of pore sizes. This innovative approach essentially creates a linear calibration curve within each particle. As a result, columns with an extended linear calibration curve can now be prepared without mixing particles of different pore sizes.
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Products
First introduced in a 5 micron particle format, TSKgel MultiporeHxl-M column dimensions are 7.8mm ID x 30cm for use in conventional GPC systems.
Now, the innovative multi-pore technology is also available in 3, 4 and 6 micron TSK-GEL SuperMultiporeHZ-type columns, each featuring a distinctly different linear part of the calibration range as shown in the Figure on the right.
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Calibration curves for TSK-GEL SuperMultiporeHZ columns with polystyrene standards
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