Phenomenex Zebron ZB-5 GC ColumnsZebron ZB-5 is a rugged, versatile low polarity column for general lab purpose
Features

Phenomenex Zebron ZB-5 GC Columns

Low Polarity For A Wide Application Range

  • Rugged, versatile low polarity column for general lab purpose
  • Resilient to dirty samples—long column life
  • Low bleed (MS Certified) especially suited to high sensitivity work using GC-MS
  • Extremely inert for active compounds such as drugs or pesticides
  • Great column for unknown samples

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Recommended Applications
  • Alkaloids, Dioxins, Drugs, Essential Oils, Flavors, FAMEs, Halo-hydrocarbons, PCBs/Aroclors, Pesticides/Herbicides, Phenols, Residual Solvents

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Upgrade to Zebron from any 5% phenyl / 95% dimethylpolysiloxane phase

Agilent®
  • DB®-5
  • HP-5
  • HP-PAS-5
  • CP-Sil 8 CB
  • Ultra 2
Restek®
  • Rtx®-5
SGE®
  •  BP5
  • BPX5
Supelco®
  • SPB®-5
  • MDN-5
  • PTE-5
  • SE-54
  • PTA-5
  • Sac-5
  • Ecquity®-5 
OV®
  • OV-5
General Selection Guidelines

The following selection guidelines are for choosing a Zebron 5 phase column. Please contact your Phenomenex representative for additional assistance.    

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5 % Phenyl Phases
  • Versatile for a wide analyte range
  • Available in standard, inert, and high temperature style
  • Replace 5% phenyl 95 % dimethylpolysiloxane phases from Agilent®, Restek®, Supelco®, and other manufacturers

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