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HP Agilent 19091Z-413 J&W HP-1 Capillary GC Column, 30 m, 0.32 mm, 0.25 µm, 7-Inch Cage

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Item no.
2916
Column Type
Capillary
Stationary Phase
100% PDMS (DB-1 Type)
Column Length
30 m
Inner Diameter
0.32 mm
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Specifications 8

Brands
Hewlett-Packard
New/Used
Used
Item no.
2916
Column Type
Capillary
Stationary Phase
100% PDMS (DB-1 Type)
Column Length
30 m
Inner Diameter
0.32 mm
Film Thickness
0.25 µm

Product description

HP-1 capillary GC column, 30 m × 0.32 mm with 0.25 µm film and 7-inch cage.

The HP Agilent 19091Z-413 J&W HP-1 capillary gas chromatography column is a 30 m analytical GC column with a 0.32 mm inner diameter and 0.25 µm film thickness. The column is supplied in a 7-inch cage and is designed for use with compatible gas chromatographic systems.

  • Column type: Capillary GC column
  • Stationary phase: HP-1, 100% PDMS, DB-1-type phase
  • Column length: 30 m
  • Inner diameter: 0.32 mm
  • Film thickness: 0.25 µm
  • Cage size: 7 inch

This HP-1 GC column is suitable for routine gas chromatography workflows, including analytical separation of volatile and semi-volatile compounds in environmental testing, petrochemical analysis, chemical research, and quality control laboratories. The listed unit has been tested, confirmed fully functional, and is ready for use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026