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Stainless steel tube holder for Sartorius Biowelder TC aseptic tube welding of 1/4 in and 7/16 in tubing.
The Sartorius Biowelder TC Tube Holder 16389-011 is a precision stainless steel tube holder designed for use with the Sartorius Biowelder TC tube welding system. It securely positions tubing during aseptic connection procedures in bioprocessing, biotechnology, and biopharmaceutical production workflows.
This tube holder is suitable for aseptic tube welding applications where repeatable tube positioning is required for single-use bioprocess assemblies and sterile fluid handling.
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Last updated 4 November 2026
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