| Ferrule Type | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Product Sub Model | Front & back |
| UNSPSC Code | 41115717 |
Answer:It is designed for compatible 1/16-inch outside-diameter tubing and matching stainless steel fittings.
Answer:Yes. It comprises the front and back ferrules used together to make a compression seal.
Answer:Previously compressed ferrules can compromise sealing and tube positioning; new ferrules are preferred when rebuilding a critical connection.
The stainless steel front and back ferrule set provides a mechanical seal for compatible 1/16-inch chromatography tubing connections. The two-piece ferrule arrangement compresses around the tubing when a matching fitting is tightened, forming a stable connection between fluidic components. Stainless steel construction suits many high-pressure liquid chromatography installations where rigid metal tubing and appropriately rated fittings are required. Correct fitting geometry is essential: the ferrules must match the associated nut, port and tubing dimensions rather than simply sharing a nominal diameter. Insert tubing fully into the receiving port before tightening, and keep the tubing end square and free of burrs. New ferrules help avoid leaks caused by distorted or previously compressed sealing surfaces. After assembly, increase pressure gradually and inspect the connection for solvent leakage. Avoid overtightening, which can deform tubing or damage the receiving port. Use a chemically compatible fitting arrangement and follow the instrument service procedure whenever connections are replaced.
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