SSP has developed a PFAS-free 9MM screw cap with a polypropylene/silicone septa. Read EPA final ruling here.
SSP manufactures a wide range of autosampler caps and septa that are analytically pure and easy to pierce.
Bonded caps from SSP are made of polypropylene (PP) and bonded with PTFE/Silicone septa that is easy to pierce.
Specifically formulated and manufactured resulting in a virtually analytically pure, ultra low bleed septum.
Easy Pierce™ septa from SSP are specifically formulated to pierce easier with fragile/thin syringes.
Our ultra pure PTFE/Silicone septa are ideal for U.S. EPA water and soil testing requirements.
Magnetic caps are designed for autosamplers, such as CTC’s Pal system, that use a magnet to move vials.
Our 96 well ultra pure cap mats protect samples for high speed throughput testing. Available with pre-slit plugs too.
GC septa from SSP are ultra pure, high temp resistant and long lasting for multiple injections.
Custom septa from Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) are available for just about any application that requires analytical purity. At our manufacturing facility in Ballston Spa, New York, we have one of the industry’s largest ranges of dies, molds, caps, and silicone formulations. With our application knowledge and technical expertise, SSP can create the custom septa or septa/cap assembly that you need.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, more commonly called PFAS, are a category of widely used chemicals with components that break down very slowly over time. They are often called “forever chemicals”
By choosing ultra low bleed septa from SSP, you can minimize contamination risks and protect the analytical purity of samples.
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) uses platinum-cured silicones to produce septa that are ultra-clean for analytical purity. Compared to peroxide-cured silicones, our platinum-cured elastomers are more inert and less likely to
Specialty Silicone Products (SSP) is pleased to introduce a new online resource for members of the laboratory diagnostic, environmental testing, pharmaceutical, and chemical packaging industries. SSP’s Septa Blog is the
