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 Capping and De-Capping station for LINEX
In many cases the GC injector liner should be sealed (capped) from both sides to either protect the sample, placed or collected
into the liner, from deteriorating influence of the environment or keep the liner clean after conditioning. The liner should
than be de-capped just before it is placed into the GC injection port. The ATAS GL Capping-De-Capping (CDC) Station is designed to automate this procedure.
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