HPLC Pump

An HPLC pump is essential for delivering solvents accurately and at high pressure through the chromatography column, enabling precise separation and analysis of compounds in liquid samples.

HPLC pumps provide consistent flow rates, pressure stability, and reliable solvent delivery, which minimizes errors in compound separation, making analysis results more accurate and reproducible.

Yes, most HPLC pumps are designed to handle a wide range of solvents used in chromatography, including aqueous and organic solvents, making them versatile for different applications.

Yes, HPLC pumps are specifically engineered for high-pressure applications, as high pressure is necessary to push solvents through the chromatography column for effective separation.

Most HPLC pumps offer adjustable flow rates, typically ranging from microliters per minute to milliliters per minute, allowing users to customize settings based on their specific application needs.

Look for features like flow rate precision, pressure control, low pulsation, and durability. Pumps with these features ensure stable operation and consistent results in high-performance liquid chromatography.

Many HPLC pumps are compatible with analytical systems, detectors, and software used in laboratories, allowing for smooth integration into existing setups for enhanced analysis.

HPLC pumps are used widely in pharmaceutical, biochemical, environmental, and food testing labs, where precise compound separation and quantification are critical to analytical work.

While many HPLC pumps can handle a range of solvent temperatures, extreme temperatures may affect performance. It’s advisable to consult your pump's specifications for optimal temperature ranges.

For common issues, check for leaks, inspect tubing for blockages, verify solvent quality, and ensure the system is primed properly. Regular maintenance helps prevent most operational issues.