transparent 20ml borosil gc vials with beveled edge for GC/MS Waters

Certified "to fit" Vials Our new certified vial, cap and septa products eliminate "fit" and septa contamination concerns associated with other brands. By taking these extra manufacturing and testing steps, we can ensure: Caps thread properly onto vials, providing an air-tight seal; Syringe needles are not damaged by irregular vial bottom thickness

Recovery Glass Vials (2714Q59 and S49) 1.5 mL Vials with 30 µL reservoir For sample concentration and injection without transferring to microvolume inserts. Crimp Top Vials with Fixed Inserts (2715G02) Crimp Top Extreme Recovery Vials (2714U76) Patented design with stable base for GC

Vials for Autosamplers Vials. GL Sciences’ economic vials for autosampler can be used on all common autosamplers due to their technical geometry. Using these universally compatible vials, rationalization of other 2 mL vials, as for instance 11 mm crimp neck vials, screw neck vials 8 - 425 and 10 - 425, is possible.

Screw Top Vials: Standard (4.6 mm) and large opening (6.0 mm) vials are available in both clear and amber glass. They come with a variety of closures and septa. 9 mm Screw Top Vials: These large opening (6.0 mm) vials have a unique thread design that allows you to screw on the caps, and still use them in a robotic autosampler. This thread is

Borosil now offers tubular vials of all dimensions from its state of the art fully automatic vial lines. Vials produced include analytical, storage and packaging applications. Borosil offers ready stock offering of a wide variety of HPLC vials, Headspace vials, Storage Vials, EPA Vials. Custom vials can be made to order.

The new Finneran SPME Vials with a thicker lip are ideal for most SPME applications. The thicker lip vial creates a tighter seal on the vial. The Finneran SPME vials are manufactured from high quality Type I borosilicate glass. This new thicker lip vial is available in 10mL and 20mL capacities. To

May 28, 2013 · Having dropped many GC vials - and even onto hard floors. I dont recall a single one breaking. I would suggest sticking with glass GC vials. If there is something that could make a GC vial explode, there are some other hazards that need to be taken into consideration - even in plastic.