IST-126 QuickSeal DMSO X FilmTM Self Adhesive Sealing Film
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Strong adhesive seal with cross-cut windows. This seal is peelable and suitable for 96 well plates (auto samplers, HPLC, sequencers).
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Strong adhesive seal with cross-cut windows. This seal is peelable and suitable for 96 well plates (auto samplers, HPLC, sequencers).
This strong adhesive seal was developed to facilitate easy sample removal with a manual or automated system
The seal is optically clear, being made from a transparent polyester film, and has a strong adhesive applied across the underside of the seal, with 96 round windows which align to the 96 wells of a plate
The optical windows are cross-cut, allowing for easy access to the sample wells with a tip or probe with minimal pressure
For all adhesive seals, the best sealing results are achieved using our Hand Roller
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