29652-U
Certified Vial Kit, Low Adsorption (LA), 2 mL, pk of 100
volume 2 mL, clear glass vial (with marking spot), natural PTFE/silicone septa (with slit), thread for 9 mm
Synonym(s):
Low Adsorption Certified Vial Kit
About This Item
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material
clear glass vial (with marking spot)
light blue polypropylene cap (Mass Spec quality)
natural PTFE/silicone septa (with slit)
feature
closure type screw top vial
packaging
pkg of 100 ea
O.D. × H × I.D.
12 mm × 32 mm × 6 mm
volume
2 mL
fitting
thread for 9 mm
compatibility
for use with Agilent/HP
for use with Thermo Fisher
for use with Waters
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General description
These vials and closures are designed, engineered, and manufactured for optimum performance in HPLC, GC/MS, and LC/MS applications. All of the parts of the vial system (vial, cap, and septum) can come into contact with the sample and are critical to the outcome of the analysis.
We recommend using LA vials with MSQ polypropylene cap/PTFE silicone septa. This cap and septa combination was purposely designed for use with mass spectrometry. It shows little to no background contamination when compared to other cap and septa products in the marketplace.
Storage Class Code
11 - Combustible Solids
WGK
WGK 3
Flash Point(F)
Not applicable
Flash Point(C)
Not applicable
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