Microlit Lentus | Bottletop Dispenser for Hydrofluoric Acid w/ Recir. Valve

Description

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Bottle top dispenser engineered with carefully selected & tested materials to safely & accurately dispense highly aggressive chemicals like Hydrofluoric acid directly from the reservoir bottle.

• Accurate and jam-free dispensing
• Re-circulation valve technology to prime instrument without loss of reagent
• Fully Autoclavable at 121° C, 15psi. for 10-15 mins
• High chemical compatibility with SpringlessValve^TM and PTFE piston
• Optimized user experience with EasyKnob™ and FlexiNozzle™

Microlit Lentus™ is a bottle top dispenser engineered with carefully selected & tested materials to safely & accurately dispense highly aggressive chemicals like Hydrofluoric acid directly from the reservoir bottle.

Because of its specialized materials, our research and development teams have shown that when the Microlit Lentus™ trace analysis cleaning instructions are performed before high purity media dispensing then the Microlit Lentus™ dispenser becomes suitable for trace analysis experiments.

What’s in the box?

1. Dispensing unit
2. Calibration certificate
3. Calibration Tool
4. Bottle Adaptors for all standard reagent bottle neck sizes (28mm – 45mm)
5. Instruction Manual

Cleaning for Trace Analysis
Microlit Lentus™ – Hydrofluoric acid dispenser can also be used for Trace Analysis. The precise volume dispensing of high-purity media makes the HF dispenser suitable for this application. To use a hydrofluoric acid dispenser for trace analysis, it should be first thoroughly cleaned. Pure chemicals used for analytical purposes are used for this cleaning procedure. In order to avoid contamination of the bottle contents, the HF dispenser with the recirculation valve must be cleaned in both dispensing and recirculation modes.
To use the hydrofluoric acid dispenser for trace analysis, perform cleaning thoroughly first with pure chemicals like acetone, 20% HCl, and 30% HNO3 and lastly with de-ionized water. For the detailed procedure, please refer to the Microlit Lentus instruction manual– Cleaning for Trace Analysis section.