Unimicro Technologies,Inc.

Company Description

Unimicro Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1993 in Virginia , USA and maintains its principal office in Pleasanton , California . Since its inception, Unimicro has focused its efforts on chemical and biological separation and analysis with micro separation technology, especially capillary electrochromatography (CEC). As a high-tech company situated in the Silicon Valley , Unimicro developed the TriSep TM CEC system, the first dedicated instrument for CEC with applications for micro-HPLC and capillary electrophoresis (CE).

Unimicro is committed to be the leader in nano and micro separations. The company offers an all-in-one instrument, the TriSep system that can be used for CEC, micro-HPLC and CE. The LC-CEC Upgrader helps to convert a conventional HPLC system into a state-of-the-art CEC-micro-HPLC-CE system at a very affordable price. With the matching flow rate, enhanced loadability, resolution and speed, these systems are ideal for coupling with mass spectrometry (MS) and laser induced fluorescence detector (LIF). In addition, the company offers the widest choice of columns in capillary separation, including CEC, micro-HPLC, CE, in addition to instruments and accessories.

Major Products

Unimicro offers an all-in-one instrument, the TriSep system that can be used for CEC, uHPLC and CE. The LC-CEC Upgrader TM helps to convert a conventional HPLC system into a state-of-the-art CEC-uHPLC-CE system at a very affordable price. With the matching flow rate, enhanced loadability, resolution and speed, these systems are ideal for coupling with MS. Besides its electropak CEC columns, the company also offers a broad selection of etched, coated and gel-filled columns that address a wide variety of problems and needs in the separation and analyses of pharmaceutical, biological and environmental samples.

In addition, Unimicro manufactures High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) system BiSep -1100, which is a perfect combination of conventional LC system and microbore HPLC system.

In 2004, Unimicro Technologies, Inc. launched a stand-alone laser induced fluorescence detector (LIF detector) TriSep -2100LIF, which is a new choice for chemists and biologists interested in trace analysis that requires high sensitivity. TriSep -2100LIF can be coupled with CE, CEC, Capillary-LC, Micro-HPLC, and HPLC.