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What is the difference between Topaz liner and regular liner?
Date: 2025-11-28Read: 0

Topazliner tubeCompared with ordinary lining pipes, it has significant advantages in inert treatment, reproducibility, analysis efficiency, and applicability, as follows:

1Inert treatment:

Topazliner tubeBy adopting good activation technology and revolutionary inert treatment, the liner and quartz wool inside the liner are completely passivated, making them inert to various active analytes. This balanced deactivation process uses good inert techniques to prevent reactions with polar compounds, thereby reducing the decomposition rate of easily decomposable compounds in trace analysis and increasing sensitivity.

Ordinary liners may only be inert and effective against a specific target compound, and cannot fully respond to various active analytes.

2Reproducibility

TopazThe liner has excellent reproducibility, thanks to good production quality control and rigorous quality control, ensuring the stability of the product.

Ordinary liners may have certain differences in reproducibility, which cannot guarantee the stability of each analysis.

3Analyze efficiency

TopazLining: Through ultra clean production and packaging processes, the service life has been extended and the throughput of the laboratory has been improved. Its ultra inert treatment reduces the loss of analytes in the liner, thereby improving detection sensitivity.

Ordinary liners may cause loss of analytes due to their high activity, reduce detection sensitivity, and have a relatively short service life.

When selecting, it is necessary to focus on the three core factors of gas chromatograph model, experimental injection method, and sample characteristics, and then match them with details such as the size and structure of the liner.