
Field Flow Fractionation SystemsThe Eclipse® Flow-FFF systems solve the most difficult separation, fractionation and sizing tasks in the macromolecular and colloidal arenas. The advantage of Flow-FFF over traditional SEC column chromatography is the ability to separate both soluable and colloidal components over a wide size range as well as sensitive and "sticky" samples (no stationary phase). Its resolution is similar to sedimentation equilibrium, but it surpasses even this benchmark-sizing tool when one considers its flexibility, speed, and ease of use.
Typical applications are in the field of research, development and quality control in pharmaceutical industry, molecular biology, nanotechnology, and environmental analyses, including the separation and characterization of proteins, aggregates, liposomes, emulsions, viral particles, polysaccharides, nanoparticles, polymers, polymer latex particles, colloidal soil suspensions, humic substances, chemical mechanical polishing slurries (CMP), and many more.
The Eclipse offers the most versatile separation channel technology. There are five different channel types plus the hollow-fiber-cartridge available to accommodate different requirements for sample load, analysis time, and resolution, as well as a wide choice of spacers and pre-cut membranes for all channel types. All channels have in common that the flow path is metall free, making them inert even in harsh conditions. The frit-inlet channel is shown with a cross-section displaying from bottom to top the lower PEEK-block, the frit, membrane and polycarbonate upper plate which is placed in an aluminum frame. The frit supporting the membrane is made from stainless steel, which is the most robust choice. As an option a metal free ceramic frit can be installed. All channels are easy to maintain. Replacing a membrane or cleaning the channel parts is straightforward, with just a few screws to tighten during the reassembly process.
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