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LLG Septa N 9 PTFE Virginal, White, Hardness 53° Shore D, Thickness: 0.20 mm, Pack of 100

Specifications

Cap size
ND9
Colour
White
Material
PTFE virginal
Shore hardness
53 D
Thickness
0.25 mm

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Product description

The LLG Labware Septa N 9, PTFE Virginal, White, Hardness 53° Shore D, Thickness 0.20 mm, Pack Of 100 are designed for laboratory sealing applications requiring PTFE virginal septa. These white N 9 septa feature 53° Shore D hardness and a 0.20 mm thickness for practical laboratory use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Product Type: Septa
  • Vial Type: N 9
  • Material: PTFE virginal
  • Colour: White
  • Hardness: 53° Shore D
  • Thickness: 0.20 mm
  • Pack Size: Pack of 100

These LLG Labware septa are suitable for laboratories requiring N 9 PTFE virginal white septa with 53° Shore D hardness and 0.20 mm thickness.

Frequently asked questions

The Septa is designed for the intended laboratory application. This septa format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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