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Screw cap (open-top), polypropylene
yellow polypropylene hole cap, thread for 8-425, no septum, pkg of 1000 ea
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material
yellow polypropylene hole cap
feature
autoclavable
closure type black polypropylene hole cap
closure type screw top vial
no septum
packaging
pkg of 1000 ea
parameter
135 °C temp. limit
fitting
thread for 8-425
compatibility
for use with 2 mL vial, 12 × 32 mm, 4.6 mm I.D.
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These hole caps do not come with septa.
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