Core-Shell Performance With 100 % Aqueous and pH 1-12 Stability

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LCGC North America

Enjoy the unique Kinetex EVO C18 selectivity now in 1.7µm and 2.6µm particle sizes for your UHPLC work. This extremely versatile core-shell phase offers the high performance you crave, a unique all-purpose selectivity, and ruggedness you can depend on.

 

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