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PFA tubing is a good replacement for PTFE. It combines the best characteristics of PTFE and FEP tubing. While PFA tubes can be more costly than FEP, they offer a higher maximum recommended use temperature for more demanding temperature applications. Learn more.
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The DGC-020 inline silicone degassing chambers actively remove dissolved gases before they form bubbles, ensuring maximum uptime and performance.
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We see the big picture and can help you optimize the different parts of the path to come together into one, efficient fluidic and optical life science subsystem.
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What is a Manifold Valve Assembly? A manifold valve assembly is used for fluid management in your life science instrument platform. Rather than the valve being connected by tubing and fittings, the valve is mounted directly onto a PEEK, acrylic, or Ultem manifold.
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Our non-medical grade tubing is manufactured for internal components or non—invasive medical applications—where direct patient care is not needed or when the tubing is used in conjunction with other materials.
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We are the premier provider of intelligently engineered tubing assemblies for various applications including life sciences and medical devices requiring precise control and measurement.
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We offer a SealTight system of sleeves, nuts and ferrules solves the problem of connecting capillary tubing to standard 10-32 coned ports intended for 1/16" OD tubing.
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Don’t let prototype delivery and testing delays affect your fluidics platform release. IDEX Health & Science can accelerate your instrument development and deliver on time with our new Rapid Prototype Valve and Manifold program.
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With over six decades of experience, we lead the industry in manifold manufacturing and have a vast wealth of knowledge in Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Cost (DFC).
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IDEX Health & Science offers instrument developers an option to analyze how their fluidics will operate before committing to expensive prototypes.
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