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Scat : What floorutions for making floorvent management safer in the laboratory?

Scat designs safety solutions for managing solvents in the laboratory: Safety Caps, closed waste collection systems for HPLC, activated carbon filters, safety containers and funnels. These solutions limit emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), protect operators and ensure compliance in modern laboratories across Quality Control, R&D and production. Compatible with most GL45 bottles and HPLC/UHPLC equipment, they enable fast, reliable and durable installation without altering analytical methods.

The gold standard in solvent safety for the lab

Born from chromatographers’ day-to-day practice, Scat made its mark with a simple, effective idea: closing the solvents loop to protect people, analyses and the environment. Starting with the first Safety Caps for mobile-phase bottles, the brand gradually built a complete ecosystem: multiport caps, PTFE/FEP tubing, closed waste collection, vapour filters and level sensors. This modular, universal approach has convinced laboratories in pharma, chemistry, cosmetics, food and beverage and environmental fields, giving them a robust way to control VOCs without changing their methods. Today, Scat remains synonymous with reliability, compatibility and ease of use, securing solvent supply and waste collection in HPLC/LC-MS.

Expertise and Capabilities

At the heart of Scat’s expertise, the Safety Caps turn mobile-phase bottles into closed systems: GL45 and other thread standards, single or multiple ports, colour coding and anti-twist inserts for clear identification. PTFE/FEP materials ensure optimal chemical inertness, while air inlets with integrated filtration prevent contamination. Downstream, Scat secures HPLC waste collection with dedicated caps, carboys in various capacities, safety funnels and activated carbon filters that trap solvent vapours. Level sensors (optical/float) trigger visual or audible alarms to prevent overfilling. For sensitive areas, conductive containers promote electrostatic dissipation and support safety in hazardous atmospheres in line with site conditions. The solution is designed for QC, R&D and production in pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetics and environmental laboratories, where reducing VOCs, reliability and traceability are paramount. Recognised for its universal compatibility with leading HPLC/UHPLC systems, Scat delivers tangible value: rapid, tool-free installation, long-lasting leak-tightness, minimal maintenance (periodic filter replacement), clear documentation and modular components. Beyond safety, it is a genuine ESG/CSR lever: lower emissions, protection for teams and improved compliance with HSE requirements.

Scat products distributed by Dutscher

Frequently asked questions about the Scat brand

Are Scat Safety Caps compatible with standard bottles?
Yes, versions are available for GL45 threads and other common standards. The feed-throughs accommodate the main HPLC tubing diameters.

How do activated carbon filters reduce VOCs?
Fitted to the vent of lines or canisters, they adsorb solvent vapours and reduce emissions into the surrounding air. Replace periodically according to usage.

Can Scat canisters be used in explosion-risk areas?
Scat offers conductive containers to dissipate electrostatic charges. Always ensure the site and installation comply with the regulations in force.

What wetted materials are available?
Components in PTFE/FEP provide high chemical inertness with most HPLC solvents. Refer to compatibility charts for specific mixtures.

Do I need to modify the HPLC method to install a closed system?
No. Scat solutions are fitted at the line ends (supply and waste) without altering analytical parameters, while improving safety and compliance.

When should a Scat activated carbon filter be replaced?
At suspected saturation or on a preventive schedule. Frequency depends on the solvents, flow rate and number of connected instruments; routine checks are recommended.