Aseptic Transfer Caps

…Medical Grade USP Class VI resins to meet requirements of most laboratories. When combined with the matching Aseptic Transfer Caps, Heavy Duty Vacuum Bottles can be used for safe, sterile transfer of reagents, media and solutions required in biotechnology, cell culture and other laboratories.

…ideal for shaker culture applications, and storage. Corning 5L Erlenmeyer flasks with aseptic transfer caps protect against adventitious contamination during liquid transfer. The transfer caps have two ports: a port ending in a 0.2 μm filter and a port with chemically resistant, heat…

…121°C and will hold vacuum up to 24 hours at 20°C  White polypropylene (PP) caps have TPE gasket for leakproof sealing Aseptic Transfer Cap Features: Provide aseptic transfer of reagents, media, and solutions to and from Heavy Duty Vacuum Bottles Made from…

…The preassembled transfer caps have two ports. One port ends in a 0.2µm filter, and the other port is chemically resistant, heat sealable flexible tubing, ending in a Male Luer Lock. The dip tube reaches all the way to the bottom of the flask for easy aseptic transfer of your liquid handling…

Corning® Erlenmeyer Flask Aseptic Transfer Caps are sterile (10 -6 SAL), individually double bagged and fit the 2L Corning® Polycarbonate Erlenmeyer flasks. These aseptic transfer caps can also be used on Corning 850 and 1700cm 2 plastic disposable roller bottles. Venting port ends…

…The preassembled transfer caps have two ports. One port ends in a 0.2 µm filter, and the other port is chemically resistant, heat sealable flexible tubing, ending in a male Luer lock. The dip tube reaches all the way to the bottom of the flask for easy aseptic transfer of your liquid handling…

…liquid transfer applications. For use with Nalgene bottles and carboys with 53B closures, including pre-mounted lengths of platinum-cured silicone tubing for easy customization of bottles and carboys. Ready to accept additional fluid transfer components such as aseptic connectors…

For aseptic liquid transfer to Nalge containers Nalge 2162 83 mm polypropylene cap with fittings Two 1/2” filling ports and one vent port Autoclavable Two barbed filling ports for 1/2-inch-i.d. tubing and one 3/8-inch-o.d. vent port used with syringe/air filters.…

Perform biopharmaceutical aseptic fluid transfer or sampling applications with the tri-clover flange of Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ PPCO Centrifuge Bottles, molded of transparent polypropylene copolymer. Ideal for large-volume cell harvesting, pelleting and protein purification, these…

…angled sidearm fittings can be used for aseptically transferring medium into or out of angled sidearm spinner flasks or for sparging the medium with gases. Fittings are comprised of a PET insert with a fluorocarbon O-Ring and a polypropylene sealing cap. Two 316 stainless steel tubes, which…

…liquid transfer applications. For use with Nalgene bottles and carboys with 83B closures, including pre-mounted lengths of platinum-cured silicone tubing for easy customization of bottles and carboys. Ready to accept additional fluid transfer components such as aseptic connectors…

…materials Optional Vented Caps (Cat. No 3567) and Aseptic Transfer Caps (Cat. No. 3562) are available Aseptic Transfer Caps are sterile (10-6 SAL), individually double bagged and fit the side arms on 1L Corning® Disposable Spinner Flasks (Cat. No. 3561) Cap is made of high density polyethylene;…

…is always a possibility when blood specimens are sent to the laboratory from a distance, the clot should be transferred directly to a tube of sterile ox bile and disintegrated with aseptic precautions. After overnight incubation the bile culture is examined for enteric organism in the usual manner.…

…for false positives associated with post-exposure transfer. Reduced incubation time of 24 hours Visually distinct results Chemical Indicator on label provides instant indication of exposure Saves time by eliminating aseptic culturing required with traditional spore strips …

…Streptococcus agalactiae ). Incubate tubes with loosened caps for 48 hours at 35 ± 2°C in an aerobic atmosphere. Following incubation, centrifuge all cloudy cultures and use the supernatant fluid in the test. Aseptically transfer a specific aliquot of culture (or its supernatant) to a…