UCT
Over the past 25 years, UCT has distinguished themselves as a major competitor in the field of silica based solid phase extraction technology.
Company Description
Over the past 25 years, UCT has distinguished themselves as a major competitor in the field of silica based solid phase extraction technology. The company's wide range of highly reproducible SPE columns allow the chromatographer a consistent extraction technique, and their expertise in silane manufacturing allows a greater control of the chemical processes involved in producing high quality bonded phases. UCT believes their commitment to ensuring customer satisfaction is accomplished by delivering on their promises: top quality, reproducible solid phase extraction products, and unmatched technical support.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
- Solid phase extraction
- QuEChERS
Markets Served
- Drug testing
- Environmental
- Agricultural
- Clinical
- Pharmaceutical
- Veterinary
Major Products/Services
- CLEAN SCREEN® SPE columns
- CLEAN SCREEN XCEL™ SPE columns
- CLEAN UP® SPE columns
- ENVIRO-CLEAN® SPE columns
- STYRE SCREEN® SPE columns
- XTRACKT® SPE columns
- QuEChERS tubes
- ENVIRO-CLEAN® universal cartridges
- PHARMA-SIL® silica
- SELECTRA-SIL® derivatizing reagents
- GC liners
- HPLC columns
- Manifolds
Facilities
UCT is headquartered in Bristol, Pennsylvania, with a research facility in Scranton, Pennsylvania and manufacturing plants in Lewistown, Pennsylvania and Suzhou, China.
UCT
2731 Bartram Road
Bristol, PA 19007
TELEPHONE
(215) 781-9255
FAX
(215) 785-1226
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
70
YEAR FOUNDED
1986
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