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SCAT HPLC Supply and Disposal Set (12 Months), Electrically Conductive

Brand:SCAT

Specifications

Description: HPLC Supply and waste set, electrostatic conductive
UNSPSC: 41115700

$1,656.71

Inc. GST

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Product description

The SCAT HPLC Supply and Disposal Set (12 Months), Electrically Conductive, is a comprehensive solution for efficient HPLC operation and waste management in laboratory settings. This set is designed to provide all the necessary components for 12 months of reliable use in laboratories performing high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with electrically conductive materials. It ensures the safe disposal of waste and maintains optimal performance throughout its usage period.

Key Features:

Brand: SCAT
Application: Designed for HPLC systems using electrically conductive materials
Components: Complete set for 12 months of supply and disposal
Safety: Includes waste disposal components for secure and safe handling
Duration: 12-month usage period for continuous operation

Scope of Supply:

4 x Safety cap III, GL45
8 x air valve
1 x Safety waste cap, S60/61, electrostatic conductive
1 x Exhaust filter L, V3.0, with splash guard and change indicator, service life 12 months
1 x 5 L canister, HDPE-EL
1 x Grounding cable, 2 x clamp, L = 1.5 m
4 x Laboratory bottle DURAN, GL45, 1000 ml, clear glass, with cap and pouring ring
5 x PFA fitting, 2.3 mm OD, violet
5 x PFA fitting, 1.6 mm OD, green
10 x PFA fitting, 3.2 mm OD, blue
10 x PFA blind plug
2 x hose connector, straight, 6 - 8 mm ID
1 x hose connector, curved, 5.0 - 11.5 mm ID
1 x hose connector, angled, 9.5 - 10 mm ID

The SCAT HPLC Supply and Disposal Set (12 Months), Electrically Conductive, provides everything you need for efficient HPLC operation and safe waste management over an extended period.

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It is a comprehensive solution for efficient HPLC operation and waste management in laboratory settings. This set is designed to provide all the necessary components for 12 months of reliable use in laboratories performing high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with electrically conductive materials. It ensures the safe disposal of waste and maintains optimal performance throughout its usage period.

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