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Z744068

FoilSeal Extra Thick Sealing Foil

aluminum, sterile

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NACRES:
NC.01
UNSPSC Code:
41122410
eCl@ss:
32120613
Manufacturer/tradename:
Excel Scientific F2S-50
Material:
aluminum
W × l:
78 mm × 128 mm
Sterility:
sterile
Packaging:
case of 50 ea
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material

aluminum

sterility

sterile

feature

RNase and DNase free

packaging

case of 50 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Excel Scientific F2S-50

parameter

-40 °C temp. range (120 °C)

W × L

78 mm × 128 mm

General description

Extra thick aluminum foil minimizes shredding upon removal. FoilSeal features a specially formulated adhesive that provides an excellent seal to minimize evaporation, reduce cross-contamination and prevent spillage. Universal fit for all plate types (e.g. flat-top, raised-rim and non-skirted); the smaller dimensions and rounded corners result in no plate overhang for robotics applications.

Helpful Tip: Remove diagonally from a corner to prevent tearing

Application

Multiplate sealing for PCR, light sensitive assays and robotics

Features and Benefits

  • Certified DNase- & RNase- free
  • Pierceable with a pipet tip or robotic probe for direct sample recovery
  • 2.0mil aluminum foil removes easily without shredding or tearing
  • The conformable nature of foil allows for the visual verification of the seal’s security around each well
  • Not recommended for long-term storage

Legal Information

FoilSeal is a trademark of Excel Scientific, Inc.


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