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How to replace syringes, tubing and valves
May 23, 2025
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How to replace syringes, tubing and valves?
General Advice
Always wear clean gloves or sanitize them with ethanol before handling syringes, tubing, or valves to maintain cleanliness.
Ensure the system contains MilliQ water and does not have harmful substances before starting.
Remove the valves from the Autofluidics unit before replacing the tubing.
Handle threads carefully to avoid over-tightening them.
Replace tubing and syringes after 6-12 months of usage to maintain optimal performance.
Where to find the material:
Tubing and syringes kit in the store
Tubing Material and Inner Diameter
Material
: FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene). Information on FEP's resistance to various liquids can be found
here
.
Available Tubing Sizes for the u-Flux Unit
:
Small
: 0.1 mm / 0.004" inner diameter – Used for channels 1–5, ideal for precious samples or low flow rates.
Medium
: 0.25 mm / 0.01" inner diameter – Typically used for channel 6; can also be used for channels 1–5 if higher flow rates are required.
Large
: 0.75 mm / 0.03" inner diameter – Suitable for channel 6 (e.g., waste) when medium-sized tubing is used for channels 1–5.
Valves, fittings and blue ferrules materia
l: ETFE
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