DryLab®

DryLab® chromatography modeling software will improve the efficiency and quality of your method development efforts, save you time and money, and enhance your understanding of the chromatographic process.

Let DryLab® handle it for you...
We all know that the "small stuff" is what makes or breaks a chromatography method. The trick is to keep the small stuff under control. DryLab models chromatography variables in seconds, and that power lets you evaluate a much wider range of experimental conditions than would ever be practical in the laboratory. With DryLab, you can quickly determine the effects of pH, temperature, buffer concentration, and more on your separation.

Take a look at just some of the features DryLab has to offer. This systematic approach to computerized method optimization has many advantages:

Save Time: DryLab saves you time: 1) when you are optimizing your method: most experiments can be simulated in a matter of seconds, or 2) when you are running your method on a routine basis: the optimization process then allows you to minimize retention times and run time.

Simplify Transfer: DryLab eases the transfer of a method from one instrument to another. For example, DryLab data can be e-mailed to different locations. The model then can be applied to other instruments (e.g. with different dwell volumes) without losing quality or the control of the method.

Select Effective Variables: DryLab shows you which variables are more sensitive than others and where adjustments can be made to a method without losing quality.

Prioritize: DryLab allows your company to choose and prioritize the most important factors (cost efficiency, fast run time, robustness, maximum resolution, minimal use of eluents, etc.) instead of relying on trial-and-error results or outdated methods.

Minimize Cost: DryLab helps minimize the consumption and wear of expensive laboratory supplies, such as columns, eluents, and instruments.

Train Chemists: DryLab enhances the teaching of chromatography by offering immediate feedback on the effect of changing experimental variables. With DryLab, you can "play" with the separation and learn valuable information that would be impossible with laboratory runs.

With a minimum of experimental effort, DryLab provides you with maximum of information on your method.