HPLC method development
An experienced HELIX scientist is assigned to your project. NDA available on request. “Avoid the mess.”
Mixed-mode HPLC columns & method development
Amaze, Coresep and Heritage columns combine reversed-phase, HILIC and ion-exchange in one stationary phase — so isomers, ions and polar compounds resolve without ion-pairing reagents.
Answers only from published HELIX application notes · shows what is verified, hypothesised and missing
01 · Columns
02 · AI Method Finder
Describe your analytes, sample and detector. The Method Finder searches HELIX’s published chromatograms, extracts exact conditions, and separates every answer into three levels of evidence.
Column, mobile phase, flow, detector and chromatogram — copied from the application note, with the source linked.
e.g. transferring an ELSD method to LC-MS: volatile buffer ✓, flow too high for ESI ✗. Marked as a starting point, never as a validated method.
Sample matrix, instrument, quantitation goal. The assistant asks — and hands a complete brief to a HELIX scientist.
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03 · Applications
04 · Services
An experienced HELIX scientist is assigned to your project. NDA available on request. “Avoid the mess.”
Seminars and trainings on mixed-mode chromatography for your team, from fundamentals to method transfer.
Seminars & trainingsHELIX pays for published articles and research that involve HELIX products.
Learn moreReturn used columns and silica gel through the HELIX recycling program.
Program details05 · Technology
Ion-pairing reagents contaminate systems, suppress MS signal and are slow to equilibrate. Mixed-mode phases put the ionic interaction on the surface instead — and let you tune retention with three levers.