Duralok® Resealable FEP Bags

Solving a 50-Year-Old Problem

Once you put your critical or caustic sample inside your field sample bag, how do you close it? Perhaps you’ve been using the standard protocol of either a clamp made of some other material, or have invested in expensive heat-sealing equipment that requires time, training, and resources to operate. Either option creates an extra step in your process, can present a rash of problems, and is inconvenient to use.

What Does that Mean for You?

Durability, and a secure liquid and airtight enclosure for your critical or caustic sample bags—though not rated for pressure. It means no more clamps or expensive heating equipment or extra time and resources spent to properly seal your field or lab sample bags.

FEP and Kapton® Film Benefits

You get all the same versatile benefits of FEP and Kapton® film:

• Withstands high-temp applications up to 400°F (200°C)
• Suitable for cryogenic use: -400°F (-240°C)
• Autoclave resistance Visually clear and provides a high
• transmittance of UV light High resistance to impact and tearing
• No electrical tracking, non-wetting, and non-charring
• Anti-stick and low frictional properties
• Inert for non-contaminating samples, including acids
• Low permeability to liquids, gases, moisture, and organic vapors
• Weather resistant Chemically inert and solvent resistant to virtually all chemicals (except molten alkali metals, gaseous fluorine, and complex halogenated compounds at elevated pressure and temperature) Lower permeability to liquid nitrogen

FEP and Kapton® Film Benefits

• Cryogenic storage
• Chemical storage
• Extreme temperature
• storage Stem cell bags