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Corning™ GL45 Disposable Aseptic Transfer Cap
Reduces contamination and enhancse the productivity of cell culture operations when adding or removing medium and cells
$1077.80 - $1189.42
Specifications
| No. per Case | 2/Cs. |
|---|---|
| No. per Pack | 1/Pk. |
| Thread Size | GL 45 |
| Disposable | Single-use |
| Sterility | Sterile |
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07-201-305
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Corning™
3564 |
3 L Plastic Spinner Flask |
Case of 2 Each for $1,167.92
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07-201-304
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Corning™
C3562 |
1 L Plastic Spinner Flask |
Case of 2 Each for $1,077.80
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07-201-376
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Corning™
C3565 |
500 mL Plastic Spinner Flask |
Case of 2 Each for $1,189.42
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Description
Disposable Corning™ Spinner Flask Aseptic Transfer Caps will enhance the productivity of your cell culture operations when adding or removing medium and cells. Aseptic Transfer Caps are sterile (10-6 SAL), individually double bagged and fit the side arms on Corning™ Disposable Spinner Flasks
- Cap is made of high density polyethylene; autoclaving is not recommended.
- The venting port ends in a 25 mm diameter vent filter with a 0.2 μm pore PVDF membrane and a barbed fitting.
- The liquid transfer port has an internal end with a rigid polypropylene dip tube angled to reach the bottom of the flask and on the external side a 1/8 inch ID (3.2 mm), 1/4 inch OD chemically resistant, heat sealable flexible tubing, ending in a male Luer lock (MLL) connector closed with a female Luer sealing cap.
- Designed for both suspension and adherent cell culture applications and optimized for use with Corning microcarriers.
Specifications
| 2/Cs. | |
| GL 45 | |
| Sterile |
| 1/Pk. | |
| Single-use |
Disclaimer: This product is not intended to mitigate the presence of microorganisms on surfaces or in the environment, where such organisms can be deleterious to humans or the environment.