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27046-U

Vials, screw top with polypropylene open-top cap, pre-assembled, pkg of 100

volume 2 mL, amber glass vial (standard opening - 4.6 mm), PTFE/silicone septum

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NACRES:
NB.11
UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material

PTFE/silicone septum, amber glass vial (standard opening - 4.6 mm), black polypropylene cap (open-top)

feature

closure type black polypropylene hole cap, closure type screw top vial

packaging

pkg of 100 ea

O.D. × H × I.D.

12 mm × 32 mm × 4.6 mm

volume

2 mL

fitting

thread for 8-425

application(s)

general analytical

General description

Vials are suitable basically to inject samples from an autosampler. They are available in various sizes, although 2 mL vials are more commonly used. Autosampler needle pierces through the cap during injection and withdraws the required aliquots of sample from the vials. Screw top vials are used on many autosamplers with a standard opening of 4.6 mm. Amber glass vials (volume 2 mL) are useful in preventing the sensitive analyte under investigation from exposure to UV light. The threads on the standard vials are 8-425. The polypropylene cap is autoclavable and it can withstand the temperature up to 135° C. The PTFE/silicone septum is sized to fit screw top vials. It is suitable for use with most organics (until pierced) and is not recommended for use with chlorosilanes.


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Storage Class

11 - Combustible Solids

wgk

WGK 3

flash_point_f

Not applicable

flash_point_c

Not applicable



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