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LLG Labware 12 mm Septum, Silicone Cream/PTFE Red, 55° Shore A, 1.5 mm, Pack Of 100 pcs

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Cap size
ND13
Colour
Cream/red
Material
Silicone/PTFE
Shore hardness
55 A
Thickness
1.50 mm
UNSPSC
41115718

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Product description

The LLG Labware 12 mm Septum, Silicone Cream/PTFE Red, 55° Shore A, 1.5 mm, Pack Of 100 pcs is designed for secure sealing and reliable sample handling in laboratory vial applications. The silicone core combined with a PTFE surface ensures excellent chemical resistance and minimizes sample interaction, making it ideal for analytical workflows that require high purity and consistency.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Diameter: 12 mm
  • Material: Silicone with PTFE coating
  • Colour: Cream/red
  • Hardness: 55° Shore A
  • Thickness: 1.5 mm
  • Application: Suitable for sealing vials in laboratory and analytical workflows
  • Performance: Provides strong sealing with high chemical resistance and low sample contamination
  • Packaging: Pack of 100 pieces

These septa provide a reliable and efficient sealing solution for maintaining sample integrity in laboratory applications.

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It is designed for secure sealing and reliable sample handling in laboratory vial applications. The silicone core combined with a PTFE surface ensures excellent chemical resistance and minimizes sample interaction, making it ideal for analytical workflows that require high purity and consistency.

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