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GE AxiChrom 450/300 Chromatography Column 48L Volume with Plastic Column and Stainless Steel Frame

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Brands
Cytiva
New/Used
Used
make
GE
hertz
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weight
470.0 Kg
voltage
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warranty
AS-IS
dimensions
130.0cm x 75.0cm x 145.0cm
shipping_type
FedEx Ground
item_condition
Good
manufacturing_date
2018-01-01

Product description

Chromatography column with 48L volume, plastic and steel frame, 4 bar g pressure, 2-30°C operation, 2018 model.

  • Manufacturer: GE Healthcare, Sweden
  • Model: AxiChrom 450/300 (2018)
  • Column volume: 48 liters
  • Design pressure: 4 bar g
  • Operating temperature range: 2–30 °C
  • Materials: Plastic column with stainless steel frame
  • Weight: approx. 564 kg (1243.41 lbs) tare weight
  • Dimensions (shipping): 156.01 cm x 89.99 cm x 173.99 cm (61.42 in x 35.43 in x 68.5 in)
  • Condition: Good; powers on and passes basic functional tests, full testing not performed
  • Intended use: High-capacity biopharmaceutical and laboratory chromatographic separations
  • Harmonized code: 90272000 (chromatographs and electrophoresis instruments)

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Last updated 7 November 2026