| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Silicon Septa AI-53 |
| Category | Analytical Instrument |
| Product Type | Silicone Septa |
| Material | Silicone with PTFE Facing |
| Septa Type | Solid (Non-Slit) |
| Color | White/Red Septa |
| Chemical Resistance | Excellent |
| Temperature Resistance | Suitable for Standard Laboratory Applications |
| Compatibility | Screw Cap & Autosampler Vials |
| Leak Resistance | High |
| Reusability | Single Use / Application Dependent |
| Application | HPLC, GC, LC-MS & Laboratory Sample Analysis |
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The Silicon Septa AI-53 are high-quality laboratory sealing septa designed for chromatography vials used in HPLC, GC, LC-MS, and autosampler applications. Manufactured from premium silicone with a PTFE-facing surface, these septa provide excellent chemical resistance, secure sealing, and reliable sample protection against evaporation and contamination, ensuring accurate and reproducible analytical results.
- Premium silicone construction with PTFE-facing surface.
- Provides secure, leak-resistant sealing for chromatography vials.
- Excellent resistance to laboratory solvents and chemicals.
- Minimizes sample evaporation and contamination.
- Reliable resealing performance after syringe puncture.
- Compatible with standard screw-cap laboratory vials.
- Suitable for manual injection and autosampler applications.
- Durable construction ensures consistent laboratory performance.
- Ideal for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, chemical, environmental, food testing, petrochemical, and research laboratories.
- Suitable for HPLC, GC, LC-MS, and other chromatography applications.
- Designed to maintain sample integrity during storage and analysis.
- Use with compatible screw caps and laboratory vials for optimum sealing performance.
- Store in a clean, dry, and dust-free environment before use.
- Inspect the septa before use to ensure proper sealing and contamination-free operation.
- Available in multiple sizes and thicknesses to accommodate various vial configurations.
