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18:43 Feb 10, 2009 |
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| Selected response from: Jean-Louis S. United States Local time: 01:37 | ||||||
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4 +1 | capuchon/bouchon à membrane |
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3 | bouchon ventilé avec membrane |
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bouchon ventilé avec membrane Explanation: Vented Caps allow air to be released from inside cap, relieving pressure and prohibiting cap from popping off. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 41 mins (2009-02-10 19:24:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Les bouchons à vis ventilés standard possèdent une membrane non mouillable de 0,2 μm scellée directement au bouchon, permettant des échanges gazeux; Reference: http://news.thomasnet.com/fullstory/21435 Reference: http://www.corningfibre.com/lifesciences/pdf/cellstack_ss_04... |
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capuchon/bouchon à membrane Explanation: # [PDF] Verrerie / Flacons et capuchons File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Bague de déversement bleue. B o u c h o n e n P T F E e t. b a g u e d e d é v e r s e m e n t. Référence. 091831. Capuchon à membrane 0,2 µm en PTFE GLS 80 ... www.edgb2b.com/documentation/doc_produit/3974_3c04c4c1a5e0a... # [PDF] FLACONS EN VERRE DURAN GLS 80 A COL LARGE File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat capuchon à membrane est fermement vissé en autoclave, ce qui diminue ... GLS 80 à col large, les capuchons à membrane et les systèmes de raccord sont ... www.duran-group.com/english/download/duran_gls80_f.pdf http://www.proteigene.com/ecatalog/flacons-traites-culture-c... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day6 hrs (2009-02-12 00:53:33 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Given your clarification and in absence of further context, I would suggest "bouchon d'aération" although it might probably better describe a "venting" cap than a vented cap. http://tinyurl.com/d46uzd |
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