STP1.* Stoppers for Cells
Stoppers are formed from white PBTP (Polybutylenterephtalate). They are used for covering of the glass cells produced by BVT. The system with the stopper is closed and space is prevent from solution evaporation.
| Model | Recommended Vessel | Termination |
| STP1.S | TC4, TC5, TC6 | Stopper for TC4, TC5, TC6 |
| STP1.1 | TC4, TC5, TC6 | Stopper with bubbling |
| STP1.2 | TC4, TC5, TC6 | Stopper with tubing |
| STP1.3 | TC4, TC5, TC6 | Middle stopper |
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