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ACQUITY UPLC BEH Columns

In 2004, Waters revolutionized liquid chromatography with the introduction of the ACQUITY UPLC System. At the heart of the system was Waters second generation hybrid, the Ethylene Bridged Hybrid (BEH) particle. In 2005, BEH Technology preparative particle sizes (2.5, 3.5, 5 and 10 μm) with the introduction of XBridge between HPLC and UPLC Technology platforms. BEH Technology particles offer: Excellent peak shape an…

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Excellent Quality Value for money product.

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

HPLC/UPLC for Related substances and Assay method development.

Excellent Columns with Robust performance. Observed durable with excellent peak shape and resolution for our applications.

Review Date: 1 Dec 2025 | Waters

Waters BEH columns are excellent for resolution and working on high pressure

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Chromatography

UPLC BEH columns are excellent to develop impurity methods and getting good resolution for close eluting peaks.

Review Date: 24 Nov 2025 | Waters

Getting really expensive.

 

Average Rating 3.0

Application Area:

LC-MS of Hormones

Overpriced and it appears that users are forced to buy a new brand of pre-column frit cartridges.

Review Date: 9 Jun 2023 | Waters

Fast analysis with excellent reproducibility.

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Analyze active substances on medicines

I was looking for a column that was able to yield fast and reliable measurements for a series of pharmaceuticals active substances in medicines. The Acquity UPLC BEH Columns, coupled with Waters UPLC, was a master's choice, allowing great reproducibility with a minimum analysis time.

Review Date: 15 Jul 2022 | Waters

Excellent résolution for mAbs!

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Biopharma

Excellent sec column for mAbs and how/lmw fragment separation

Review Date: 20 May 2022 | Waters

Staple lab column

 

Average Rating 4.7

Application Area:

LC/MS Quantitation

These columns just don't quit. They last forever, can be used for a variety of sample types and solvents, easy to use, easy to develop methods with.

Review Date: 2 Apr 2022 | Waters

Great result

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Ursolic acid in plasm

High effectiveness

Review Date: 11 Feb 2022 | Waters

Good product.

 

Average Rating 4.0

Application Area:

Protein's

Good product.

Review Date: 1 Oct 2021 | Waters

Peak shapes found using the column were wonderful.

 

Average Rating 3.7

Application Area:

Analysis of human blood samples

We work on the untargeted analysis of human blood samples for finding the potential novel biomarkers in diseased patients.

Review Date: 24 Jul 2021 | Waters

It is the premier column for method development,

 

Average Rating 5.0

Application Area:

Analysis of environmental samples and clinical samples for endocrine disrupting chemicals and

The product is very useful for all my analyses. It serves its purpose for various applications both analytical or bioanalytical and it's the most suitable column. It is very durable. It's a column which I can rely on for different kinds of studies. Though I have performed more than 5000 injections still the efficiency of the column is very satisfactory. The results are very reproducible. It is the premier column for method development, the 1.7 um ACQUITY UPLC BEH C18 sorbent provides the most universal column choice for UPLC separations. The trifunctionally bonded BEH particle gives you the widest usable pH range (pH 1-12), superior low pH stability, and ultra-low column bleed for high sensitivity MS applications. It provides high retentivity for basic compounds and tolerates high temperatures.

Review Date: 17 May 2021 | Waters

In 2004, Waters revolutionized liquid chromatography with the introduction of the ACQUITY UPLC System. At the heart of the system was Waters second generation hybrid, the Ethylene Bridged Hybrid (BEH) particle.

In 2005, BEH Technology preparative particle sizes (2.5, 3.5, 5 and 10 μm) with the introduction of XBridge between HPLC and UPLC Technology platforms.

BEH Technology particles offer:

  • Excellent peak shape and efficiency for basic analytes
  • A rational array of chromatographic selectivity
  • Improvements in chemical stability at mobile phase extremes, particularly at elevated pH

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Acquity UPLC Columns Brochure

When investing in a new LC instrument, it is important to consider its capabilities to meet existingand future demand. With UPLC Technology, one can invest in the future by utilizing a single system with the capabaility to optimally run sub-2μm UPLC Columns with the ruggedness and robustness to run legacy HPLC methods. The ACQUITY UPLC® System family is an LC Technology platform that can be utilized independent of your separation needs, thus facilitating productivity and simplifying method transfer from site to site.


Application NoteSeparations

Ethylene-Bridged [BEH Technology] Hybrids and Their Use in Liquid Chromatography

First Introduced in 1999 in XTerra® columns, Waters patented organic/inorganic Hybrid Particle Technology (HPT) surmounted significant limitations of silica-based reversed-phase packing materials, particularly their hydrolytic instability at high pH. in 2005, second-generation HPT, branded as BEH Technology™, embodied in new ACQUITY UPLC™ BEH Columns and in Waters XBridge™ HPLC columns, marks a new milestone in chromatography.


Application NoteSpectroscopy

Multiresidue Analysis of Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables Using UPLC-MS/MS

In this application note, the development of a multiresidue method for the routine determination of 190 pesticide residues in various fruit and vegetable matrices using UPLC-MS/MS is described. White grapes and green beens were selected for this application due to their relatively increased complexity, since they contain chlorophylls which are known to affect the extraction efficiency of pesticides from food matrices. A generic QuEChERS sample extraction procedure was used to extract the pesticides from the samples, followed by a rapid and high resolution UPLC separation and trace level detection of pesticides using the Xevo TQ-S micro.




Application NoteSeparations

Metabolomic Workflow Utilizing Rapid Microbore Metabolic Processing (RAMMP) in Conjunction with SONAR

RAMMP studies have shown comparable group discrimination and improved selectivity over conventional UPLC chromatography. This application note demonstrates further improvements to the workflow by coupling RAMMP with a novel DIA method (SONAR), providing highly specific and unbiased two-dimensional metabolomic data.

SONAR is an acquisition technique comprised of a low-resolution quadrupole mass filter, which is scanned repetitively and both precursor and MS-MS data are acquired at spectral rates approaching 2000 spectra/s.



Application NoteSeparations

Size Exclusion Chromatography for the Analysis of Small Proteins and Peptides

This application note from Waters Corporation looks at the features and advantages of the 125Å pore size, 3.5µm particle size BEH SEC column designed for separation of small proteins and peptides. This column has been made specifically to be used on classic HPLC instrumentation, and provides column-to-column reproducibility and column stability.


Application NoteSeparations

Qualitative Pesticide Screening of a Dried Cherry Sample Using HRMS

Multi-analyte screening methodologies are essential for monitoring food and environmental samples across the globe. Compliant samples must be eliminated to allow non-compliant samples to be identified for subsequent confirmation and quantitation. This application note describes the ease of use and efficacy of a non-targeted, data independent, analysis type (MSE and HDMSE), coupled with UNIFI.


Application NoteSeparations

Isolating Trace Impurities for Structural Elucidation in a Commercial Fungicide Formulation Using Preparative SFC

Trace impurities in synthetic products that interact with human end users or may have an undesirable environmental fate are regulated by various government agencies such as FDA and EPA. As a result, impurity separation and their structural identification are important research functions for many industries, including pharmaceutical, agrochemical, food, and consumer products. This application note describes a workflow to achieve full structural elucidation of trace impurities that can be implemented using preparative supercritical fluid chromatography to isolate trace impurities.










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