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Waters 700002968 Titanium Double-Ball Check Valve with Seat, 2-Pack

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Specifications 3

Brands
Waters
New/Used
Used
Valve Type
Check

Product description

Titanium double-ball check valve with seat for Waters HPLC and chromatography fluidic systems; supplied in a 2-pack.

The Waters 700002968 Check Valve is a titanium chromatography fluidic component featuring a double-ball and seat design. Supplied as a 2-pack, it is intended for use in compatible Waters HPLC and analytical chromatography systems.

  • Valve type: Check valve
  • Construction: Titanium
  • Internal design: Double ball and seat
  • Quantity: 2 valves per pack
  • Condition: New; tested and confirmed fully functional and ready for use

This Waters check valve is suitable for fluid-path maintenance and replacement applications in HPLC, liquid chromatography, analytical chemistry, and biotechnology laboratory workflows.

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Last updated 22 October 2026