micro vial

Micro inserts, when used in conjunction with autosampler vials, allow for maximum sample recovery and easier sample removal because the conical shape decreases the surface area inside the vial.

Aijiren polypropylene screw micro vials can be used in most standard gas and liquid chromatography autosamplers. These lightweight, economical vials are made from durable polypropylene which has good chemical resistance.

HPLC micro-vial, also known as a high-performance liquid chromatography micro-vial, is a small container used in analytical chemistry for the analysis of samples by HPLC. HPLC is a widely used chromatographic technique that separates and quantifies components in a mixture based on their interaction with a stationary phase and a mobile phase.
The micro-vial is a small glass or plastic container designed to hold a small volume of liquid sample, typically in the range of microliters (μL) to a few milliliters (mL).

11mm Crimp Neck Conical micro-vial for laboratory chromatography experiment, the micro-vial size is 11.6x32mm. 2ml clear glass vial with 0.3ml intergrated vial, designed for valuable samples to save for testing use volume. Bottom fixed micro insert to keep the vial central vertical.

 9mm Screw conical micro-vial for lab chromatography experiment, the micro-vial size is 11.6x32mm.  High quality glass vial for HPLC/GC analysis. 0.3 ml clear or amber  glass micro insert fixed in 2ml glass vial.

Borosilicate glass vials with integrated inserts and labels are commonly used in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) applications. These vials are designed to provide a secure and efficient platform for sample containment in analytical laboratories.Borosilicate glass is chosen for its excellent chemical resistance, thermal stability, and low expansion coefficient. These properties make it ideal for HPLC applications, as it can withstand high temperatures and resist chemical interactions with the samples or solvents used in the analysis.