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Biotage Selekt SEL-2SW Flash Purification Chromatography System with UV-Vis Detector and Spektra License

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Stock
In Stock
Product Code
SM100067
Max Flow Rate
300 mL/min
Max Pressure
30 bar
Detectors
UV/Vis (Fixed)
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Specifications 8

Brands
Biotage
New/Used
Used
Stock
In Stock
Product Code
SM100067
Max Flow Rate
300 mL/min
Max Pressure
30 bar
Detectors
UV/Vis (Fixed)
Detail
Fraction Collector Included

Pre-Owned

Product description

Biotage SEL-2SW flash chromatography system with UV-Vis detection, 1–300 mL/min flow, and Spektra license.

The Biotage Selekt SEL-2SW flash purification chromatography system is a compact preparative chromatography platform for high-throughput purification of organic compounds, pharmaceutical intermediates, natural products, peptides, and proteins. It is suitable for medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, biotechnology, synthetic biology, and sample preparation workflows.

  • Configuration: 2 column channels and 4 solvent channels
  • Detection: UV-Vis detector with a wavelength range of 198–810 nm
  • Flow range: 1–300 mL/min
  • Maximum pressure: 435 psi (30 bar)
  • Collection: Single collection bed with fraction collector tray
  • Column identification: QR code scanner located beneath the touchscreen
  • Rack identification: Rack handling and RFID technology
  • Software: Installed Spektra license for enhanced detection and fractionation
  • Included accessories: Fraction collector tray, 4 column holders, 4 solvent lines with weighted filters, and standard power cord
  • Not included: Glassware, test tubes, and chromatography columns

The Spektra software license supports purification of compounds with weak UV chromophores or samples whose solvent interferes with UV absorption. The system provides gradient functionality, method creation, flush and air-flush functions, and automated fraction-arm operation.

The SEL-2SW is designed for rapid flash chromatography purification in chemical synthesis, natural product isolation, molecular biology, bioprocessing research, pharmaceutical development, and analytical sample preparation. Testing documented for this unit includes UV-Vis detection, RFID detection, QR code scanning, solvent ports 1–4, fraction-arm calibration, gradient operation, peak-performance verification, and system initialization.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026