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Hello Thomas,

can you provide part numbers for separate caps and septa?

Thanks
Rick

On 14 Oct 2005 at 16:24, Thomas Huber wrote:

Hi Bob,
we also have a GVI MultiFlow system and we buy our caps and septa for the glas vials here in Germany at Klaus Ziemer GmbH, Am Parir 27, D-52379 Langerwehe, phone: +49 2423/I hope this helps.

Thomas




 
Thomas Huber
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Chemisches und Veterinäruntersuchungsamt
Bissierstr. 5
D-79114 Freiburg
Tel.: +49 761/8855-3145
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Von: Stable Isotope Geochemistry [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Im Auftrag von Irene Ellis
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Hi Bob,

Some years ago I went through the same inquiry, as we were using upwards of 200 caps/septa a day.

The Labco septa are a larger size than most precut HPLC or GC septa.  We tried the largest smaller septa--NO GO, the needle punches them through most of the time.

I sort of remember discussing this with the director of Labco: he told me that they purchased septum material in sheets and cut it themselves.  This is too time consuming t
I consoled my environmental guilt by using a bleach rinse and using the recycling bins.  Five years on I guess it's the same old mindset at Labco.

Irene Ellis
IsoTrace Lab
University of Toronto


>
>This may seem like a minor issue, but does anyone have a source for the 
>septa for the exetainer vials used in the GVI MultiFlow system?  Labco 
>only supplies the caps and septa, and it seems a shame (from an 
>environmental
>standpoint) to throw out all the caps.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Bob
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