Shim-pack SUR-Na (G), 50 mm x 7.8 mm I.D., 8 μm

Part No.: 228-59529-01

Analyzing Sugars in Foods and Biofuels Sugar analysis is commonly conducted in a variety of markets. The ethanol production process in the food and biofuels fields, which utilizes the sugar digestion system of yeast microorganisms, requires measuring and monitoring sugar components and amounts accurately for process design and quality control. Shim-pack™ SUR-Na, a ligand exchange chromatography column, offers excellent performance by combining size exclusion mode and sodium-based ligand exchange mode to provide superior separation of sugar components. Pure water can be used for the mobile phase, resulting in less effort to prepare for the analysis. Download brochure here. Alcohol Fermentation Monitoring by Sugar Analysis With its high performance deriving from the combination of size exclusion and sodium-based ligand exchange modes, monosaccharides, such as glucose and fructose, can be separated, making the Shim-pack™ SUR-Na column ideal for the process monitoring of ethanol production via fermentation reaction with microorganisms. Chromatographic Separation of Various Sugars The Shim-pack SUR-Na column has superior separation performance, especially for monosaccharides, sugar alcohols, and some oligosaccharides.   Simple HPLC Setup The Shim-pack SUR-Na column can be used with a simple HPLC configuration because the mobile phase is pure water. The refractive index detector, RID-20A, is one of the most popular detectors to be adopted in combination with this column. The maximum pressure of the column is 4 MPa, allowing the system to be configured with the Nexera lite model. (*) compared to the previous model