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AlumaSeal™ II Sealing Film and Applicator
Applications
- Sealing film used to reseal HT format screen kits in polypropylene blocks and plates
Features
- Excellent seal
- Film conforms to raised chimney wells
- Easily pierceable with single or multichannel pipettors and robotic probes
- Less evaporation than clear films
- Heat & cold resistant, recommended for temperatures from -80°C to +120°C
- Certified DNase-, RNase-, and nucleic-acid-free
- Excellent barrier properties, virtually no reagent evaporation or drying
Description
A 38 µm soft non-permeable aluminum foil sealing film with strong medical-grade adhesive, AlumaSeal II sealing films eliminate the need for heat-sealing devices or mats during the resealing of reagents in polypropylene deep well blocks.
Each sealing film measures 82.6 x 142.9 mm and offers sufficient sealing area for 96 deep well blocks. Length between the perforations with end tabs removed is 125.4 mm. Compared to other aluminum foils, AlumaSeal II has less tendency to roll back on itself when removing the backing paper and it conforms well to the plate during application.
AlumaSeal II is a soft, pierceable adhesive film designed for the convenient and rapid sealing of polypropylene deep well blocks. A multiple split backing with two end tabs allows for easy, accurate positioning and secure sealing. The use of an adhesive sealing film minimizes evaporation and helps to prevent well-to-well cross contamination in reagent blocks. AlumaSeal II films are easily pierced by pipettte tips or robotic probes or piercing tools for direct reagent recovery without significant gumming by adhesive.
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CAT NO
HR8-069
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DESCRIPTION
100 pack
PRICE
$98.00
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Hampton Research, first in crystallization since 1991, developing and delivering crystallization and optimization screens, reagents, plates, and other tools for the crystallization of biological macromolecules, including proteins (antibody), peptides (insulin), and nucleic acids (DNA).
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