TLC Silica gel 60
Our classical silica TLC plates are based on a combination of our proven silica gel 60 and the addition of a unique polymeric binder resulting in a very adherent and hard surface that will not crack or blister and even allow writing with a pensil on the surface without risk to damage the layer.
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Excellent separations!
Used for metabolite separations after we had chemically altered our parent pharmaceutical
These TLC plates were highly effective for our needs. We always had reproducible results with very high-quality separations. They were very easy to use; many of our students used these with very little supervision after the initial training. We thought they were an excellent value for the price because the results were the best we had found of the many TLC plates we had tried.
Review Date: 24 Sept 2021 | Sigma-Aldrich Supelco
Easy and reproducible.
Analyze algae saccharides
It is very easy to use, also obtains reproducible results.
Review Date: 8 Dec 2020 | Sigma-Aldrich Supelco
Excellent product for the value.
Organic chemistry teaching labs
These plates are an excellent all-purpose TLC plate for new users. They are easy to cut, inexpensive, and give great separations!
Review Date: 26 Nov 2019 | Sigma-Aldrich Supelco
Great Value, Great Product
Drug Purification
These TLC plates were perfect for our purification needs. We had excellent separation of the various components and were easily able to select what we wanted save. Our samples came off the silica with minimal loss. These plates were a great and inexpensive method for our purification process.
Review Date: 23 Jan 2019 | Sigma-Aldrich Supelco
Our classical silica TLC plates are based on a combination of our proven silica gel 60 and the addition of a unique polymeric binder resulting in a very adherent and hard surface that will not crack or blister and even allow writing with a pensil on the surface without risk to damage the layer.
