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SGE HPLC - Sample Loop Flushing and Pump Priming Adaptor

SGE HPLC Pump Priming and Sample Loop Flushing
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Description

To remove contamination from valve sample loops we recommend flushing with our 10 mL Luer-Lock syringe.

The 2" long LL Adaptor with a 1/16" fitting (10/32 thread) shown below is ideal for this use (200010).
 

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200010 SGE LL Adaptor, syringe to 1/16 in fitting, 2in long, For sample loop flushing & pump priming. DISCONTINUED------
008960 SGE 10 mL Syringe, replaces 10MR-LL-GT DISCONTINUED------
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