
Phenomenex: Zebron-ZB-1HT
Phenomenex: Zebron™ ZB-1HT Inferno™
Rugged, high-temperature stability (up to 430 °C) for:
Unlike Zebron™ Inferno™ GC columns, traditional fused silica columns are not equipped to handle prolonged exposure to
temperatures above 360 °C. At high temperatures, fused silica GC columns:
Though metal columns have higher temperature limits than capillary columns, they are more difficult to use.
Most metal columns:
Zebron™ Inferno™ columns offer enhanced performance where other columns fail. The two critical factors that allow for this are:
At high temperature ranges, the stability of standard GC columns deteriorates, resulting in increased bleed. Zebron’s Engineered Self Cross-linking™ (ESC) bonding technology reinforces the stationary phase for enhanced column durability and extremely low bleed levels at high temperatures. The result: Inferno columns with the flexibility to perform for high temp oven ramps and bakeouts.
Standard polyimide resin pyrolyzes at temperatures above 360 °C, making the tubing unstable. Zebron Inferno columns use a temperature resistant polyimide resin that shows minimal thermal degradation, even at temperatures up to 430 °C*. This means longer column lifetime at elevated temperatures.
Phenomenex: Zebron Inferno GC Columns - How it works
After prolonged exposure to temperatures above 360 °C, most traditional GC columns become brittle and inflexible, often spontaneously breaking in the middle of a run. Work is stopped in order to change out the column and perform system maintenance. Unlike these fragile columns, ZebronTM InfernoTM columns have a thermally resistant polyimide coating for longer column lifetime at temperatures up to 430 °C. As a result, you get less instrument downtime, and higher productivity.
Zebron™ Inferno™ columns have the inertness and temperature stability needed to separate high molecular weight compounds. These high boilers require a thermally rugged column with low bleed levels. Inferno columns provide optimal separation of these analytes.
