Genderless AseptiQuik G Connector with MPC Insert, High Temperature

CPC MPC Series Couplings

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AseptiQuik® G Connectors AseptiQuik®?G Sterile Connectors provide quick and easy sterile connections, even in non-sterile environments—a critical capability for biopharmaceutica... AseptiQuik® G Connectors AseptiQuik®?G Sterile Connectors provide quick and easy sterile connections, even in non-sterile environments—a critical capability for biopharmaceutical manufacturers. Featuring an easy to use three step design and a wide range of options—including 1/8- to 1 1/2 -inch sizes and genderless connections—the AseptiQuik family allows you to transfer media easily with less risk of error. Their robust, reliable performance eliminates the need for clamps, fixtures or tube welders, giving you sterile, high quality single-use connections every time. Genderless design: Eases integration of single-use systems with universal mating between G connectors. FLIP-CLICK-PULL: Intuitive three-step connection process reduces risk of operator error. Integrated Pull Tab Covers: Pull tabs act as protective cover reducing part complexity and ensure simultaneous removal of both membranes. Robust construction: Repeatable and reliable performance with no additional hardware required. Chemical Compatibility: AseptiQuik PPSU enables genderless connection for a greater range of chemical applications. The "CPC Click": Audible confirmation of assembly with no additional hardware required. pH range: AseptiQuik PPSU versatile connections across downstream processes with a pH range from 2 to 12. Media and buffer transfer Sampling Filtration process Harvest and collection Upstream and downstream connections Operating Conditions (Fluid Transfer): Pressure Up to 60 psi, 4.1 bar & Up to 75 psi, 5.1 bar for 48 hours Temperature 34°F to 104°F (1°C to 40°C) Materials: Main Component Polycarbonate (white) & Polyphenylsulfone - PPSU Pull Tabs/Caps Polycarbonate (blue, standard version) & Polycarbonate (white, HT version) & Polycarbonate (purple and gold tabs, PPSU versions) Seals Silicone (clear), platinum-cured Membrane Polyethylene (standard version, PPSU version) & Hydrophobic polyethersulfone with PTFE strip (HT versions) Sterilization: Gamma Standard (blue) and PPSU (purple) Version Up to 50 kGy irradiation AutoClave (white, High Temp (HT) Version) High Temp (HT) Version: Up to 266°F (130°C) for 60 minutes CV Value: Cv Value Range: 1.5-3.1 Cv values represent the approximate expected flow rate in gallons per minute of water at room temperature for a 1 PSI pressure drop. The flow is generally constrained by the smallest diameter, which in some cases will be the termination diameter and not the Nominal Flow Path. Other: Termination Size 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" ID hose barb (6.4mm, 9.5mm, 12.7mm, 19.0mm) and 3/4", 1-1/2" sanitary AseptiQuik® G Connectors Click on Datasheet link for a full list of our product datasheets!

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