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Thermogreen® LB-2 Septa, solid discs
diam. 17 mm ( 21/32 in.), pkg of 50 ea
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UNSPSC Code:
41115718
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pkg of 50 ea
parameter
at 100-350 °C (operating range)
diam.
17 mm ( 21/32 in.)
compatibility
for plumbing Finnigan TRACE™
for use with Fisons 8000 series
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General description
Septum is a very important component of syringe injection system. They are usually fabricated from elastomeric, self-sealing materials such as silicone rubber, neoprene or fluoroelastomers. It is suitable to conveniently introducing the sample without causing the system to leak. Improper septa decomposes under the high-temperature conditions of capillary inlets, causing baseline disruption and ghost peaks in a chromatogram.
An improved version over the original Thermogreen LB-1 septa.
- Extremely low bleed over a wide range of inlet temperatures (100 °C to 350 °C)
- Already conditioned, ready to use
- Easier needle penetration and high puncture tolerance (ideal for autosamplers)
- Rubber formulation exclusive to Supelco
Application
Thermogreen® LB-2 Septa is suitable for the following applications:
- To minimize extraction onto or loss of analytes off the Solid phase microextraction (SPME) fiber from the vial during analysis by GC-MS.
- Thermo-resistant septa is used in GC instrument to avoid carrier gas leaks, extraneous peaks and phthalate contamination.
- Thermo-resistant septa along with thick needle protector is used in GC instruments to avoid damage irreversibly caused by microsyringe.
- It is also used in the influent sampling ports in gas chromatographs.
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TRACE is a trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries
Thermogreen is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
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