GC Columns
High-quality gas chromatography columns are essential for achieving consistent, accurate GC and GC-MS separations – and our range is designed to help you get the best possible results from your system. Explore our extensive selection of GC columns, developed to deliver precise peak identification and quantification for everything from routine workflows to demanding trace-level analysis.
Available in capillary and packed formats, our gas chromatography columns span low, mid, and high polarity ranges and offer high thermal stability, low bleed, and excellent inertness to ensure reproducible performance and long lifetimes. Our portfolio includes fused silica wall-coated open tubular (WCOT) columns, porous-layer open tubular (PLOT) columns, packed GC columns, and for demanding applications ultra inert and low-bleed GC-MS columns. Whether you’re looking for standard polysiloxane phases or high-performance options for challenging methods, you’ll find high-quality, reliable columns for GC applications.
GET MORE VALUE FROM YOUR GC COLUMNS
All Element customers can access our industry-leading support from our technical team.
Our dedicated technical team is what sets us apart from other consumables vendors. As an Element customer, you have direct access to our roster of experienced practitioners. Whether it’s GC column specification or a GC column selection guide, or just help to troubleshoot and get your instrument back online — we love to help.
Not sure where to start when selecting a GC column? Get in touch, and we can help you find what you’re looking for from our extensive selection of columns.
GC COLUMN BLOG
Our technical team writes helpful articles every week, many of which focus solely on the subject of GC columns. You can find an entire section of our blog dedicated to GC columns - helping you with column selection, column degradation, column conditioning, and more.
GC COLUMN SELECTION
We have procedures in place to assist you with GC column selection. Let us help you find the correct column for your method and instrumentation. We also have a helpful eBook on the subject of column selection.