CMA 110 Liquid Switch
The CMA 110 Liquid Switch permits manual switching between up to three perfusion lines (syringes) and a microdialysis probe. This makes it possible to change different solutions instantaneously without any risk of introducing air bubbles into the microdialysis probe.
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CMA 110 Liquid Switch
The CMA 110 Liquid Switch permits manual switching between up to three perfusion lines (syringes) and a microdialysis probe. This makes it possible to change different solutions instantaneously without any risk of introducing air bubbles into the microdialysis probe.
- Instantly switch between syringes
- No interruption of flow
- Prevent introduction of air bubble
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| Product Name | Item # |
| CMA 110 Liquid Switch with Tubing Kit | CMA8308200 |
| Replacement Tubing Kit for CMA 110 Liquid Switch | CMA3408550 |
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| Size (W x D x H) | 66 x 46 x 50 mm |
| Weight | 0.13 kg |
| Internal Volume | Inlet side 1.7 μl, Outlet side 1.7 μl |