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URL: https://www.hamiltoncompany.com/laboratory-products/gc-septa/low-bleed-high-temperature-gc-septa
Proper Citation: Hamilton Low Bleed High Temperature GC Septa (RRID:SCR_019985)
Description: Low bleed high temperature septa that is designed for lowest bleed possible at temperatures up to 400 degrees C. They can be used in combination with Mass Spectrometers or in applications where septa bleed interferes with trace analysis.
Synonyms: Hamilton Low Bleed High Temperature GC Septa Laboratory Products
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Hamilton, Laboratory Products, Instrument Equipment, USEDit,
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