Labcon 3302-800-000 Polyethylene Plug-Type Cap Instruction Manual

1. Ngwaahịa gafereview

The Labcon 3302-800-000 Polyethylene Plug-Type Caps are designed for secure sealing of 12x75mm and 13x100mm culture tubes. These natural-colored, disposable caps feature a unique fluted design that ensures a snug grip on both plastic and glass tubes, preventing contamination and samplefuo.

Foto nke 1.1: A single Labcon 3302-800-000 Polyethylene Plug-Type Cap. The cap is translucent, showing its ribbed exterior for grip and the internal plug design for sealing culture tubes. The image highlights the natural color and the fluted structure.

2. Nhazi

1. Nyocha: Before use, visually inspect each cap for any manufacturing defects, damage, or contamination. Do not use damaged caps.
2. Nyocha ndakọrịta Ensure the caps are used with compatible culture tubes of sizes 12x75mm or 13x100mm.
3. Nkwadebe: If sterility is required, ensure caps are handled in a sterile environment and sterilized according to laboratory protocols, if applicable. These are disposable caps, typically used as supplied.

3. Ntuziaka ọrụ

3.1. Applying the Cap

1. Select Tube: Choose a clean, compatible 12x75mm or 13x100mm culture tube.
2. Fill Tube: Fill the tube with the desired sample or solution, ensuring not to overfill to prevent spillage when capping.
3. Position Cap: Place the plug-type end of the cap directly over the opening of the culture tube.
4. Okpu echekwara Gently but firmly push the cap down into the tube opening. The unique fluted design will create a snug seal. Ensure the cap is fully seated to prevent leakage and contamination.

3.2. Removing the Cap

1. Grip Cap: Hold the culture tube securely with one hand. Grip the ribbed exterior of the cap with the other hand.
2. Pull Upwards: Apply a steady, upward pulling motion to remove the cap from the tube. Avoid twisting excessively, as this may compromise the seal or damage the cap.
3. mkpofu: Dispose of used caps according to laboratory waste disposal protocols, as they are designed for single use.

4. Nlekọta

• Nchekwa: Store unused caps in their original packaging in a clean, dry environment at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Nhicha: These caps are designed for single use and are not intended for cleaning and reuse. Dispose of after a single application.
• sterilization: While typically used as supplied, if sterilization is required for specific applications, consult relevant laboratory sterilization guidelines for polyethylene materials.

5. Nchọpụta nsogbu

• Cap does not fit snugly:
  • Ensure the culture tube is of the correct size (12x75mm or 13x100mm).
  • Verify the cap is not damaged or deformed.
  • Apply firm, even pressure when seating the cap.
• Leakage observed:
  • Confirm the cap is fully seated and not crooked.
  • Check for any damage to the cap or the rim of the culture tube.
  • Ensure the tube is not overfilled.
• Difficulty removing cap:
  • Grip the ribbed exterior firmly and pull straight upwards.
  • Avoid twisting if possible, as this can sometimes create a tighter seal.

6. Nkọwapụta

7. Akwụkwọ ikike na nkwado

For specific warranty information or technical support regarding the Labcon 3302-800-000 Polyethylene Plug-Type Caps, please contact Labcon Incorporated directly or refer to their official website. Product support may include inquiries about material compatibility, proper usage, and quality assurance.

Kpọtụrụ onye nrụpụta: Labcon Incorporated

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