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Dionex Bio LC CarboPac PA20 3x150mm Analytical Column for High-Resolution Sugar Separation

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Product description

Dionex PA20 3x150mm HPLC anion-exchange column enables fast, high-resolution separation of mono- and disaccharides with pulsed amperometry detection.

The Dionex Bio LC CarboPac PA20 3x150mm Analytical Column is a high-performance anion-exchange liquid chromatography column designed for rapid and precise separation of simple sugars, including glucosamine, galactose, glucose, and mannose. Utilizing pulsed amperometry detection (PAD), this column achieves high resolution without the need for sugar derivatization, making it ideal for glycoprotein therapeutics, food, and beverage analysis laboratories.

Key technical features include:

  • Robust strong anion-exchange technology optimized for mono- and disaccharide separation at elevated pH
  • Use of 6.5 µm nonporous functionalized latex resin beads, enhancing mass transfer and allowing rapid re-equilibration with low eluent consumption
  • Dimensions of 3 x 150 mm, tailored for efficient chromatographic performance and quick sample throughput
  • Optimal resolution of challenging sugar peak pairs such as glucosamine/galactose and glucose/mannose critical in carbohydrate detection workflows

This analytical column supports advanced biotechnology applications including molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing where accurate sugar profiling is essential. It is widely used in synthetic biology research and biomanufacturing pipelines for glycoprotein and carbohydrate characterization. The Dionex PA20 column fulfills the critical need for high-resolution sugar separation in clinical diagnostics, food quality control, and biomedical engineering fields.

Its rugged construction and consistent performance make this column an indispensable tool in method development and routine analysis for researchers specializing in carbohydrate analytics, live-cell imaging studies requiring sugar assays, and industrial biotechnology workflows focused on glycoengineering and molecular cloning research.

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Last updated 3 November 2026