40ml

Aijiren’s Sample Storage Vial uses high-purity borosilicate glass to be manufactured in the most advanced molding equipment. Used to store PCR reagents, enzymes and other diagnostic reagents, as well as biochemical reagents or samples. The HDPE screw cover is leak-proof. Can be used at low temperatures. Amber Storagr vials can be used for light-sensitive samples.
Sample Storage Vial uses type 1, type A, 33 expanded borosilicate glass or 51A amber glass for storage glassware, with a capacity ranging from 20mL to 60mL, providing a constant pH value to extend the storage life of the sample, chemically inert lid Suitable for most chromatography and storage applications, top PTFE/silicone septa for cleaning

2mL Amber Glass Screw Top Autosampler Vials are available in a variety of neck finishes and opening diameters. Large mouth or wide ID vials have approximately a 40% wider mouth opening than standard opening vials. The large opening reduces the risk of bent autosampler needles during sampling. When choosing a 2mL Amber Glass Screw Top Autosampler Vial, the product material is of paramount importance.
Screw-top vials also come in different sizes, with vial caps made of either aluminum for crimp seals or plastic. Amber glass vials are available in 2-60 ml volumes with a screw top. Inserts work in conjunction with any autosampler and fit either standard or wide openings vials.

EPA vial, also known as an Environmental Protection Agency vial, is a type of sample vial specifically designed for environmental analysis, particularly in the context of water and soil testing. The EPA has established certain standards and regulations for environmental testing, and EPA vials are designed to meet these requirements.
EPA vials are typically made of inert materials, such as borosilicate glass, to minimize interactions between the sample and the vial. They are available in different sizes, typically ranging from 20 mL to 40 mL, to accommodate various sample volumes.

Borosilicate glass has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, meaning it does not expand or contract significantly when exposed to changes in temperature. This makes it highly resistant to thermal stress and allows it to withstand rapid temperature changes without breaking.
In addition to its thermal properties, borosilicate glass is also transparent and has good optical clarity. It is often used in the production of high-quality glassware, including drinking glasses, lenses, and telescope mirrors.
Its durability and resistance to scratches make it a preferred choice for applications where clarity and strength are crucial.

The manufacturer’s lot number for each component of this product is tracked until all procedures are completed at which time a final lot number is assigned and documented. A randomly selected collection of vials from each completed lot are submitted to an independent validation laboratory for quality control purposes to confirm that the TOC vials comply with the quality specification. The vial, closure and dust cover undergo comply with stringent quality standards and specifications.