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ABT - Model SP Rapid Run™ -Agarose Resin for Ion Exchange Chromatography
The SP Rapid Run™ Agarose Resin by Agarose Bead Technologies is engineered for Ion Exchange Chromatography, offering a robust solution for biomolecule separation based on net surface charge. This product features a highly crosslinked matrix with beads sized between 50-150 µm and is functionalized using sulfopropyl groups, classifying it as a strong cation exchanger. This resin is particularly suited for applications requiring differentiation of biomolecules with strong ionic interactions. Additionally, the company's product line includes a weaker cation exchanger variant, the CM Rapid Run™, and various anion exchangers, thereby covering a broad spectrum of separation tasks. With these offerings, ABT ensures flexibility in chromatographic applications, catering to diverse needs in molecular analysis and purification processes.
SP Rapid Run™ Agarose Resin is a highly crosslinked matrix with a bead size of 50-150 µm activated with Sulfopropyl. It is developed to perform Ion Exchange Chromatography and separate biomolocules on the basis on their net surface charge. ABT offers two different types of Cation Exchangers depending on their interaction strength: SP Rapid Run™ as a Strong Cation Exchanger and CM Rapid Run™ as a Weak Cation Exchanger.
- Cat. No. : SPRR-X
- Bead Geometry & Size : Spherical ~50 - 150 µm
- Crosslinked : Highly crosslinked
- Bead Mean Diameter d50v : 90 µm
- Antimicrobial Agent : 20% Ethanol
- Ionic Capacity (mmol H⁺/ml resin) : 0.11 - 0.16
- Storage Temperature : 4 - 30ºC
- pH Stability : Short term: 2-14 Long term: 4-13
- Product Name : SP Rapid Run™ Agarose Bead
- Ligand : Sulfopropyl
- Working Temperature : 4 - 30 ºC
- Ion Exchanger Type : Strong Cation Exchanger
- Chemical Stability : Most commonly used aqueous and organic solutions including: 1 M NaOH, 8 M urea, 30% isopropanol & 70% ethanol
- Flow Velocity : ≥900cm/h