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Vials, screw top, silane-treated
volume 4 mL, amber glass vial, O.D. × H × I.D. 15 mm × 45 mm × 8 mm, thread for 13-425
Synonym(s):
PK100 SILANIZED 4ML AMBER S/T VIAL, 15X45
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material
amber glass vial
description
silanized
feature
closure type screw top vial
deactivation Silanized
packaging
pkg of 100 ea
O.D. × H × I.D.
15 mm × 45 mm × 8 mm
volume
4 mL
fitting
thread for 13-425
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General description
Cap not included.
Application
Vials has been used to collect pheromone samples for analysis under GC-MS.
Features and Benefits
- Proprietary silane treatment shields active silanol groups on untreated glass surfaces.
- Improved recovery of submicrogram polar compounds.
- Save time and money.
Suitability
Autosampler compatibility:
Agilent
Agilent 6820/6850/6890N
Hitachi
L7200, L7250
LEAP Technologies
HTS PAL
Shimadzu GC
AOC20i/AOC20
AOC14/AOC17
SIL-HTa/SIL-HTc
SIL-10A/SIL-10Ai/SIL-10Ap
Waters
Alliance
Breeze
717Plus
710/712/715
Agilent
Agilent 6820/6850/6890N
Hitachi
L7200, L7250
LEAP Technologies
HTS PAL
Shimadzu GC
AOC20i/AOC20
AOC14/AOC17
SIL-HTa/SIL-HTc
SIL-10A/SIL-10Ai/SIL-10Ap
Waters
Alliance
Breeze
717Plus
710/712/715
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