Key Operational Variables in Chromatography
Our solutions are designed to address two significant operational variables in the chromatography process:
1. Stable, Pulsation-Free Flow Rate
Ensuring a stable, pulsation-free flow rate is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the separation process. Pulsations can disrupt the chromatography process, leading to inconsistent results and reduced product quality. Our advanced pumps and flow sensors are engineered to provide a smooth and stable flow, minimizing the risk of process interruptions and ensuring consistent, high-quality outcomes. This is especially important when working with sensitive biological materials such as CHO (Chinese Hamster Ovary) cells, HEK (Human Embryonic Kidney) cells and HeLa cells, where process stability directly impacts product yield and quality.
2. Linear Flow Characteristic
A linear flow characteristic is essential for accurate and reproducible chromatography. Nonlinear flow can cause uneven distribution of the product, leading to poor separation and purification. Our pumps and flow meters are designed to maintain a linear flow characteristic, ensuring that the sample is evenly distributed and that the chromatography columns operate at their optimal performance levels. This is particularly important when working with resin beads in affinity chromatography, such as antibody purification using protein A resins or ion exchange chromatography using positively or negatively charged resins.