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Which capillary should you use, and how do you look after it?

Fidabio offers standard, permanently coated, kinetics and slim capillaries. How to choose, coat and store them, prevent clogging, and when to replace them.

What is the size of the capillary?

The standard Fida capillary is 75 µm inner diameter and 100 cm long, with 84 cm to the detector. Other lengths and diameters are available on request.

How to coat a capillary to prevent sample sticking?

Dynamic coating stops proteins sticking to the uncoated Fida capillary. The coating procedure flushes the Dynamic HS reagent through it, and can be repeated.
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