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ACCQPrep HP150

High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) system for intuitive operation while maintaining performance and accuracy
Flow range from 1 mL/min to 150 mL/min
Operating pressure up to 6,000 psi
Suitable for analytical columns and preparative columns up to 50 mm and larger

ACCQPrep HP150

High Performance Liquid Chromatography System

The ACCQPrep HP150 from Teledyne LABS is a high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) system that is ideal for intuitive operation while maintaining performance and accuracy. The system focuses on purification with high sample recovery.

Ease of use and system design

The ACCQPrep HP150 is ideal to simplify purification by removing unnecessary and complex method parameters commonly found in many HPLC systems. It is controlled by PeakTrak® software, which fully integrates into the system and eliminates the need for a separate PC. This results in a compact unit with a touch screen interface.

Software updates are available at no cost. The system also includes active solvent and waste level monitoring to reduce the risk of spills, and RFID-enabled collection racks to support accurate fraction collection.

Performance and scalability

The system uses dual piston, high-pressure pumps to generate accurate gradients with low dwell volumes. It supports a wide operating range, from analytical flow rates to preparative scale, without requiring pump head changes.

  • Flow range from 1 mL/min to 150 mL/min
  • Suitable for analytical columns and preparative columns up to 50 mm and larger
  • Operating pressure up to 6,000 psi

An analytical column can perform a scouting and can scale up to preparative purification on the same system with a single interaction.

Key system characteristics

  • Single-screen control of system parameters
  • Compact design for minimal laboratory space usage
  • Expandable with automation modules, sample injection, and detection options
  • Detection options include UV, UV-Vis, ELSD, and MS

Detection and data handling

UV and UV-Vis detectors use photo diode array (PDA) technology. The system displays spectra in real time or after the run and supports fraction collection using purity indicators.

Focus Gradient Generator

The Focus Gradient Generator exists to reduce purification time and improve resolution around the target compound. After performing a scouting run, the user can select a peak or enter its retention time to generate an optimized gradient method.

  • The system automatically scales the method to the selected column size (with matching media)
  • Supports improved resolution and increased sample loading
  • Reduces method development time

Integration with PurIon MS allows confirmation that the correct peak is selected for optimization.

Scouting and focused runs

You can perform a scouting run (left) on the ACCQPrep HP150 or from a calibrated analytical system. By selecting the peak of interest or entering its retention time, an optimized method for scale-up is generated.

During the focused run (right), improved resolution can be observed, enabling increased sample loading and higher throughput while minimizing method development time.

Scouting Run vs Focused Run

ELSD and MS integration

An integrated ELSD module allows detection of weak UV-absorbing compounds without requiring additional bench space. It supports a wide range of sample loading and allows easy adjustment of method parameters.

  • Peak alignment automatically adjusts for different solvent mixtures and flow rates
  • The system maintains alignment across flow rates from 2 to 150 mL/min without requiring hardware changes

 

Questions about your application?

Our Xperts are happy to answer your questions and provide additional information about this instrument and its applications.

Frequently asked questions

Liquid chromatography is an analytical technique in which a solvent, known as the mobile phase, carries a mixture of compounds through a column filled with a stationary phase. This stationary phase most commonly consists of silica gel, which is why the technique is sometimes referred to as gel permeation chromatography. Liquid chromatography is widely used for both quantitative analysis and preparative purification of compounds.
High‑performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) operates at significantly higher pressure than flash chromatography. This higher pressure is required because HPLC uses a stationary phase with much smaller particle sizes. Smaller particles increase surface area and improve separation efficiency. As a result, HPLC delivers higher resolution, faster separations, and cleaner, purer fractions compared to flash chromatography.
High‑pressure liquid chromatography plays a critical role in research, development, analysis, purification, and manufacturing across many industries. These include pharmaceutical research, drug testing of bodily fluids, food analysis (such as fats, oils, sugars, vitamins, and colorants), cosmetics and personal care products, preservatives, and the development and purification of dyes, paints, and pigments.
HPLC separates compounds based on how strongly each component interacts with the mobile phase versus the stationary phase. Differences in molecular size and adsorption behavior cause compounds to move through the column at different speeds. The separated compounds can then be collected individually using a fraction collector.
The system is suitable for analytical columns and preparative columns up to 50 mm in diameter and larger, depending on configuration.
No. The PeakTrak® software runs directly on the system, enabling standalone operation via an integrated touch screen interface.
The system includes active solvent and waste level monitoring to reduce spill risk, as well as RFID-enabled collection racks for accurate fraction tracking.

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AccqPrep HP150 brochure

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