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Supeltex M-4 Capillary Ferrule, General Purpose

I.D. 0.8 mm, 0.53 mm Column I.D., pkg of 50 ea

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pkg of 50 ea

I.D.

0.8 mm

compatibility

0.53 mm Column I.D.

General description

Supelco has refined the design of these graphite ferrules to provide a clean, sharp profile with minimal flash.

Characteristics: Seals at one-quarter turn past fingertight. Maximum sealing surface contact, reduced risk of column contamination at installation.

Material Composition: flexible graphite

Maximum Temperature: 450 °C

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