Needle interface apparatus

Measuring and testing – Sampler – sample handling – etc. – Analyzer supplier

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73 2341, G01N 3018

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053397010

ABSTRACT:
A needle interface apparatus for maintaining a stable connection between a first instrument and a second instrument, such as an auto-sampler unit and a gas chromatograph. A needle interface apparatus is comprised of a modified septum nut on the second instrument which has a nipple, and a needle assembly having a sleeve positioned around the needle wherein the sleeve frictionally fits over the nipple of the modified septum nut. A support tube surrounds the needle assembly and connected transfer line from the first instrument to minimize flexing of the outlet tubing relative to the needle assembly.

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Supelco, division of Rohm & Haas, catalog 28, front and back covers, pp. 120 and 121 (1990).
Supelco Septum Nut Installation Instructions with diagrams (1988).

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