SepaBean Version 2 Launched - Updated Automated Flash Chromatography System

SepaBean Instrument (Version 2) Launches With Larger Screen, New Control Software, and Smarter Collection + Cleaning

The SepaBean Instrument (Version 2), itroduces a redesigned user experience and several workflow improvements aimed at making flash purification faster, clearer, and more efficient. Key upgrades include a new larger display, updated control software, lossless collection, and bypass cleaning to streamline routine operation.

A bigger screen for clearer control

At the center of SepaBean Instrument (Version 2) is a new, larger screen, providing improved visibility of method parameters, run status, and collection activity at a glance. The expanded display is designed to make day-to-day operation simpler, especially in busy lab environments where quick decisions and clear readouts matter.

Updated control software for a smoother workflow

Version 2 also introduces updated control software (CBG) , with a refreshed interface and improved run management. The goal of the software update is straight forward: reduce friction during setup and monitoring, and make it easier for operators to move from method selection to purification with fewer steps and clearer prompts.

Lossless collection to protect yield and reduce waste

The updated SepaBean Instrument adds lossless collection, helping ensure collected fractions are captured efficiently with minimal hold-up or transfer loss. This feature is designed to support labs where recovery matters, whether isolating valuable intermediates, optimizing reaction workflows, or running repeat purification cycles.

Bypass cleaning for faster turnaround between runs

To further improve throughput, SepaBean Instrument (Version 2) includes bypass cleaning, enabling quicker transitions between tasks and simplifying cleaning workflows. By reducing downtime tied to routine cleaning steps, operators can get back to productive run time sooner.

See it on our stand

The SepaBean Instrument (Version 2) is will be at ChemUK.