A novel multilayer modulator chip offering a robust miniaturized interface for multidimensional liquid chromatography has been developed. The thermoplastic microfluidic device comprises five tailor-made functional layers and the chip is compatible with commercially available switching-valve technology. The modulator chip allows for robust ultra-highpressure operation up to 65 MPa. Peak-dispersion characteristics of system peaks were assessed directly at the valve outlet by monitoring fluorescein injection profiles with laser-induced fluorescence detection. Integration of a microporous monolithic mixing entity in the microchannels significantly narrows the resulting peak profile and depended on amount of organic modifier in the mobile phase. Proof-of-concept of the applicability of the microfluidic modulator chip is demonstrated in a heart-cut multi-dimensional strong cation exchangereversed-phase liquid chromatography proteomics analysis workflow coupled to nanoelectrospray mass spectrometry for the target analysis of Glu-1-Fibrinopeptide B spiked in a protein digest mixture of bovine serum albumin.