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A variety of valves that can, depending on the product, be used to regulate pressure levels of liquid and gas in flow systems. These valves can be used for making connections between different lengths of tubing and connection points. Liquid and vacuum seals. A plethora of scenarios exist in which these valves can be used, each with a unique purpose and design for maximum safety and efficiency when in use, especially when pressure is of great concern.

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Non return valves, Azlon®

Supplier: SciLabware

Designed for use in vacuum lines and fluid handling systems.

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Back pressure regulator

Supplier: VICI JOUR RESEARCH

This regulator installs on the detector drain line and prevents bubble formation in the flow cell during outgassing. It has an adjustable back pressure from 0 to 20 bar (15 to 300 psi) without disconnecting from the system. Other sizes available.

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Back pressure regulators

Supplier: Restek

Backpressure regulators can improve detector performance by preventing bubble formation in the detector flow cell. They also are useful in post-column reaction lines and between detectors and fraction collectors in preparatory work. Regulators are superior to more specific alternative solutions like small bore tubing, in which pressure varies with flow rate.

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Back pressure regulators, Upchurch Scientific®

Supplier: UPCHURCH SCIENTIFIC

Back pressure regulator assemblies are designed to create incremental back pressures ranging from 5 to 1000 psi (0,3 to 69 bar). These biocompatible and stainless steel back pressure regulator assemblies are available complete with a replaceable, factory pre-set cartridge (except the 5 and 20 psi (0,3 to 1,4 bar versions).

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Ultra-low volume back pressure regulators (BPR), Upchurch Scientific®

Supplier: UPCHURCH SCIENTIFIC

These ultra-low volume back pressure regulators (BPRs) are developed to minimise swept volume, which is especially important for multi-detector applications.