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  • Makes an HPLC system compatible
    with all HPLC column fittings
  • Replaces stainless steel fittings
  • Stable to over 5000 psi
  • Durable
  • Great Prices
                 
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The ultimate 
fingertight fitting...
Fingertight fittings slide onto stainless steel or PEEK 1/16” capillary tubing and allow convenient connections to HPLC columns without the use of wrenches. Importantly, fingertight fittings form extremely stable connections which are stable to over 5000 psi.

Besides their convenience, fingertight fittings are important because they allow an HPLC system to be compatible with ALL manufacturer’s HPLC columns. As shown in the diagram below (center), different column end-fittings require different lengths of tubing to protrude beyond the ferrule (as designated by distance “A”) in order to form a proper fit inside the end-fitting. Stainless-steel 1/16” fittings are ”fixed-ferrule,” e.g. not adjustable once swaged for a certain type of end-fitting. Fingertight fittings form a stable, but non-permanent swage on 1/16” tubing so any type of column can be used on the HPLC system without changing the fittings. So changing from columns with Valco-style end-fittings to Waters end-fittings to Parker end-fittings is a snap.

Fingertight fittings are tightened and loosened by hand, so there’s no need for those little wrenches that one can never seem to keep track of. Our WIDE-BODY fingertights allow the user to generate lots of torque for tight, leak-free connections with minimal effort. Once you’ve tried our fingertight fittings, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them.

MetaChem offers two types of PEEK fingertight fittings, pictured below, as well as super-strong stainless steel MetaTite™ fingertights. Our PEEK fingertights are designed for use with both stainless steel and PEEK 1/16” capillary HPLC tubing. 

Our one-piece PEEK fingertights (P/N 4050, below, right) are most popular since there isn’t a separate ferrule to keep track of. Our two-piece design (P/N 4060, below, left), however, can be somewhat more economical since the ferrule wears out more quickly than the fingertight body and replacing the ferrule is less expensive than replacing the entire fingertight.

 

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