Hi,
a cheap solution would be to put buffers, fraction collector, and the
column (if not too big)
inside a cold cabinet, next to the FPLC.
you probably need to use longer pipes but it works
Best regards,
GIA
Le 07/06/2019 16:51, - - a écrit :
Dear all,
our cold cabinet FPLC is rotting away due to the high humidity in our
lab. Anybody having a room temperature setup, where only the buffers,
column(s) and fractions are being cooled? If so, by which means
(cooling spiral, water pump, peltier element?). Thank you for your
suggestions! Michael
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