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About This Item
material
TPE tubing, polycarbonate connector, polyethylene body, polyethylene container
sterility
sterile; γ-irradiated
product line
NovaSeptum® SURe
storage condition
room temperature
parameter
0.30 bar max. pressure (4.35 psi), 4-40 °C temp. range (39-104 °F)
capacity
100 mL
volume
100 mL
fitting
inlet connection (TPE), Luer-Lok® outlet connection (3-piece), outlet connection (containing a male, female and an injection site)
application(s)
sterile sampling
General description
This product comes as a manifolded unit with 5 high purity bags and connects via AseptiQuik® S connector. The closed design ensures your sample will be isolated from point of sample to analysis, reducing the risk of losing valuable product and maintaining the integrity of your fluid samples.
Application
Features and Benefits
- Product design ensures process integrity and a representative sample from single-use manufacturing processes
- Industry-standard aseptic connection and disconnection for easy integration into your single-use process
- Other container options available: bags, bottles, syringes, and conical tubes
- Stocked and ready-to-ship for fast delivery
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| fitting inlet connection (TPE), outlet connection (containing a male, female and an injection site), Luer-Lok® outlet connection (3-piece) | fitting Luer-Lok® inlet connection (3-piece), inlet connection (containing a male, female and an injection site), Luer-Lok® outlet connection (3-piece), outlet connection (containing a male, female and an injection site) | fitting inlet septum unit (with a 1 mm needle), Luer outlet fitting (3-piece) | fitting inlet septum unit (with a 1 mm needle), Luer outlet fitting (3-piece) |
| product line NovaSeptum® SURe | product line NovaSeptum® SURe | product line - | product line - |
| material TPE tubing, polyethylene body, polycarbonate connector, polyethylene container | material C-Flex tubing, TPE tubing, polycarbonate Luer lock, polyethylene body, polyethylene container | material 316L stainless steel cannula (ASTM), polyester body, polyethylene bag (drainage), polyethylene bag (sampling), polyethylene tubing, silicone septum (medical grade platinum-cured) | material 316L stainless steel cannula (ASTM), polyester body, polyethylene bag, polyethylene tubing, silicone septum (medical grade platinum-cured) |
| storage condition room temperature | storage condition room temperature | storage condition - | storage condition - |
| capacity 100 mL | capacity 100 mL | capacity - | capacity - |
| parameter 0.30 bar max. pressure (4.35 psi), 4-40 °C temp. range (39-104 °F) | parameter -80-50 °C temp. range (-112-122 °F) (when used with a NovaSeptum® Case), 0.30 bar max. pressure (4.35 psi) | parameter -20-50 °C max. temp., 0.5 bar max. sampling pressure (7.25 psi), 100 mL sample volume | parameter -20-50 °C max. temp., 0.5 bar max. sampling pressure (7.25 psi) |
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