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High-performance inorganic porous material "Silica Monolith" with a two-stage pore structure.

Large-scale silica monolith production is now possible! A high-performance inorganic porous material with a two-stage pore structure.

Silica monoliths are high-performance inorganic porous materials with two levels of pores: macro and mesopores. They are well-known for their excellent fluid dynamics properties in chemical engineering and have been commercialized as columns for high-speed liquid chromatography. However, the difficulty of the synthesis technology itself has limited production to only a few milliliters, and due to their high cost, their application in general-purpose uses has been restricted. At SNG Corporation, we have established a manufacturing technology for large silica monoliths exceeding one liter and have also succeeded in developing a unique stainless steel column technology. We are seeking proposals for a wide range of applications that utilize these technologies, not just for analysis and fractionation purposes. 【Features】 - Realization of large-scale production of silica monoliths through a unique manufacturing method - Possibility of multi-purpose development by combining with stainless steel columns For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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