Self Healing Injection Ports
20mm (13 mm opening) self healing injection ports.
Made from butyl rubber and autoclaveable.
Self-healing injection ports are small, silicone rubber stoppers that are commonly used in mycology and other laboratory settings to create a self-sealing injection site in a culture vessel. The rubber stoppers are designed to be punctured with a needle or syringe for the inoculation of liquid cultures or the addition of nutrients, and then reseal around the needle, preventing contaminants from entering the culture. This makes them a popular choice for those who want to avoid the use of traditional metal lids, which can rust and potentially contaminate the culture. The self-healing injection ports are also reusable, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to other types of culture vessel seals.
£4.00 – £50.00
Description
20mm (13 mm opening) self healing injection ports.
Made from butyl rubber and autoclaveable.
Self-healing injection ports are a popular option for those involved in mycology or other laboratory settings, as they offer a convenient and effective way to create a self-sealing injection site in a culture vessel. These small, silicone rubber stoppers are designed to be punctured with a needle or syringe for the inoculation of liquid cultures or the addition of nutrients, and then reseal around the needle, preventing contaminants from entering the culture.
In addition to their effectiveness, self-healing injection ports are also a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to other types of culture vessel seals. Traditional metal lids can rust, corrode, or damage the culture vessel, potentially contaminating the culture or causing it to fail. Self-healing injection ports are reusable, easy to clean, and can be used with a variety of different culture vessels, making them a versatile option for those who work with cultures in a laboratory or at home.
Instructions
As there are many different ways to use Liquid Mycelium instructions are NOT included.
