Prevent evaporation with self-closing plate seal
- RAPID Slit Seal -

The RAPID Slit Seal is proven to prevent solvent evaporation and cross-contamination.  It allows easy insertion and withdrawal of pipette tips and sampling needles without catching and dragging.

  • Self-closes instantly.
  • No cross-contamination between wells.
  • Allows next day analysis.
  • No adhesive on well spots.
  • Pipette tips insert easily with less friction.
  • Reduce solvent evaporation.

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“We run quite a lot of samples with our mass spec, which is why some people in our lab prefer to use the autosampler plate for the samples so that they can just run 96 samples in one sitting…The plate seals are working perfectly for our application.”

Testimonial from Danica-Mae Manalo, Proteomics Lab, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

 

 

Product Summary

Features

  • Self-closes instantly
  • No cross-contamination between wells
  • Allows next day analysis
  • No adhesive on well spots
  • Pipette tips insert easily with less friction
  • Reduce solvent evaporation

Applications

  • Automated Single Molecule Imaging
  • Cell Culturing
  • BioChemical Assays
  • Incubation
  • Vortex
  • Automated Pipetting and Liquid
  • Handling
  • SPE
  • HPLC and LC/MS
  • ADME
  • DNA Extraction

Specifications

  • Size: 80 mm x 122 mm (96-well format)
  • Material: PET, Silicone
  • Adhesive: Acrylic based (no adhesive over well spots)
  • Functional temperature range: -80°C to +100°C
  • No PCR inhibition
  • If DNA-free certification is needed, please contact us

 

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Differences from Silicone Mats:

  • Pre-cut slits open easily, and PET layer reduces friction for very easy handling.
  • Lower cost than silicone mats.

 

Very Effective at Preventing Evaporation:

  • After 22 hours, 95% of 150 µL water will remain at 37°C
  • After 22 hours, 95% of 150 µL of Acetonitrile will remain at 4°C

     Data Analysis Sheet

     Product Manual

 

Publications

Addressing Acid-Catalyzed Deamidation and the Solubility of Hydrophobic Peptides in Multi-Attribute Method Workflows

Dan B. Kristensen, Martin Ørgaard, Trine M. Sloth, Nanna S. Christoffersen, Katrine Z. Leth-Espensen, and Pernille F. Jensen

Analytical Chemistry 2023

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