SKU: 186002628
Polypropylene 12 x 32 mm Snap Neck Vial, 300 µL Volume, 100/pk

Polypropylene Snap Neck Vial | 186002628

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Product Description

Clean polypropylene-molded vial, preferred in applications where there is a concern that compound or molecule may stick to a polar glass surface. This vial is a cost effective alternative to glass.

Specifications

  • Certified

    Not Certified

  • Closure Type

    Snap Neck

  • Dimensions

    12 x 32 mm

  • Format

    Regular

  • Material

    Polypropylene

  • Volume Capacity

    300

  • Type

    Autosampler vial

  • Includes

    Vial

  • Sample Limited

    Sample Limited

  • UNSPSC

    41121806

  • Application

    Sample Preparation

  • Product Type

    Vials

  • Units per Package

    100 pk

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FAQs about Polypropylene 12 x 32 mm Snap-Neck Vial, 300 μL Volume, 100 pk

What is the volume capacity of the polypropylene snap-neck vial?
The polypropylene snap-neck vial has a volume capacity of 300 μL.

Can these vials be used for both liquid and solid sample storage?
Yes, these vials are suitable for both liquid and solid sample storage.

Are these vials compatible with automated sample handling systems?
Yes, these vials are designed to be compatible with most automated sample handling systems, ensuring seamless integration into laboratory workflows.

What is the recommended temperature range for storing samples in these vials?
These vials are recommended for use within a temperature range of -40°C to 100°C, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Do these vials come pre-sterilized?
No, these vials are not pre-sterilized. However, they can be easily sterilized using common laboratory sterilization methods such as autoclaving or chemical sterilization.