Fraction Collectors

A fraction collector is used in laboratories and research settings to collect precise liquid or gas samples during chromatography, chemical analysis, or similar processes. It ensures accurate sample division and reduces the risk of contamination.

Most fraction collectors are designed to work with a wide range of chromatography systems. However, compatibility may depend on specific models and configurations. Check the system requirements or consult with the manufacturer for detailed compatibility.

Yes, fraction collectors are typically designed to handle various types of samples, including aqueous solutions, organic solvents, and biological materials, depending on the collector’s material and specifications.

Modern fraction collectors are user-friendly, often featuring programmable settings, intuitive interfaces, and automated functions to simplify the collection process.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the sample pathways, ensuring proper alignment of collection vessels, and checking for wear on critical components like tubing or seals. Maintenance schedules depend on usage frequency and the types of materials handled.

Yes, many fraction collectors are designed to support high-throughput workflows by allowing for rapid, sequential sample collection without manual intervention.

Some fraction collectors may require accessories like tubing, vials, or racks. Ensure you have these items compatible with the collector you choose.

Fraction collectors are versatile and can accommodate both small-scale and large-scale experiments, depending on the device settings and collection parameters.

Fraction collectors are designed for high precision, offering consistent sample collection based on programmed parameters such as time, volume, or flow rate.

Yes, fraction collectors are used in various applications like sample preparation, liquid handling, and other processes requiring accurate fractionation of liquid samples.