The ASI Model 600 adjustable flow splitter is now available for split flow rates as low as one nanoliter per minute. More...
One of the headaches when using acetonitrile is the tendency for the ball and seat to get stuck – actually bonded – in the closed position. The frequency of this frustrating phenomenon depends on a number of factors, including the surface finish and condition of the ball and seat. The R & D team at ASI has developed a new check valve that will not bond shut in the presence of Acetonitrile – even when immersed and unused for days or weeks at a time. We offer the same self-priming, rapid closure that ASI valves have always been known for.
Acetonitrile-resistant valves are now available for all Check Valve Cartridges that we currently offer – including Waters, Agilent and other brands. Please simply add “ACN” at the end of the current P/Ns to order. Contact ASI for the price and the more information.