Z369675
ThermalSeal® films, classic
non-sterile, ThermalSeal® film, non-sterile, polypropylene, 100 pack
Synonym(s):
DNA amplification plate seal, multiplate sealing film
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
41122410
NACRES:
NB.22
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material
polypropylene film
sterility
non-sterile
feature
piercable: no
packaging
pack of 100 ea
technique(s)
PCR: suitable
L
137.8 mm
W × L
7.94 cm × 13.78 cm
W
79.4 mm
application(s)
agriculture
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General description
A 50 μm heat-resistant polypropylene sealing film with a 25 μm layer of acrylic adhesive designed for thermal cycling applications. Each sealing film measures 79.4 x 137.8 mm and offers sufficient sealing area for all PCR plates. Length between the perforations with end tabs removed is 123.1 mm. ThermalSeal sealing films are not pierceable. For applications where piercing with pipet tips or robotic probes is required for product recovery, use AlumaSeal® sealing films. For real-time PCR applications where maximum optical clarity is required, use ThermalSeal RT sealing films.
Features and Benefits
Features and Benefits
- heat resistant, recommended for temperatures from -40 °C to +120 °C
- easier to apply than aluminum foils, no tendence to roll back
- certified DNase-, RNase-, and nucleic-acid-free
Application
ThermalSeal® films, classic has been used for the covering of 96-well polypropylene microtitre plates to test urinary iodine.
Legal Information
AlumaSeal is a registered trademark of Excel Scientific, Inc.
ThermalSeal is a registered trademark of Excel Scientific, Inc.
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