AA graphite furnace tubes

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AA precision-fabricated graphite furnace tubes from REFLEX are designed with shrouds and contacts made from high-purity, high-density graphite and coated with a layer of pure, pyrolytically deposited graphite. Click the title or image for more information.

AA precision-fabricated graphite furnace tubes from REFLEX are designed with shrouds and contacts made from high-purity, high-density graphite and coated with a layer of pure, pyrolytically deposited graphite. According to the company, the tubes provide a dense and durable surface that is impervious to sample, vapor, or solvent.

REFLEX Analytical Corporation, Ridgewood, NJ https://www.reflexusa.com/pycogrfutu.html

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