Agilent Solvent Safety Caps

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Confidence is knowing that you're covered. Open or partially covered solvent bottles can lead to the evaporation of solvents and harmful solvent vapors. Keep solvents where they belong with Agilent solvent safety caps.

Two great offers for Agilent Solvent Safety Caps!

For more information visit us at www.agilent.com/chem/solventsafety

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Put a Cap on it – Agilent Solvent Safety Caps

Confidence is knowing that you’re covered. Open or partially covered solvent bottles can lead to the evaporation of solvents and harmful solvent vapors. Keep solvents where they belong with Agilent solvent safety caps.

Manufactured with special technology, solvent safety caps minimize solvent leakage into the air.

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Protect employee health and improve the work environment by reducing solvent vapors by 70%
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Save money by preventing leakage and evaporation of expensive solvents
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Improve chromatographic results by preventing retention time shifts from concentration changes in solvents due to evaporation
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Make solvent bottle changes easier with a freely rotating cap design that doesn’t twist tubes during container exchange

Request your FREE TRIAL safety cap at www.agilent.com/chem/solventsafety

How Solvent Safety Caps Work

When the HPLC pump is operating, the PTFE membrane in the valve opens and allows air to flow into the bottle. When the pump stops, the valve closes, keeping solvent vapors from escaping.

To purchase solvent safety caps for all your LC instruments and solvent waste containers, visit us at www.agilent.com/chem/safetycaps

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