Mastelf PP HPLC vials available in 2mL and 250µL sizes, including clear and amber options. Ideal for heavy metal, water, protein analysis, ion chromatography (IC), and capillary electrophoresis (CE).
| Brand | Mastelf |
|---|---|
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
| Bottom Type | Flat Bottom |
| Writing Patch | Available |
| Color | Amber and Clear |
| Size | 12x32mm |
| Silanized | No |
| Packing | Pakkaging in pp tray and plastic film covered |
| Volume | 250µL/2ml |
| Autosampler compatibility | HPLC, IC, CE, low-volume sample analysis |
| Additional(s) | ND9 Screw Neck |
Mastelf’s 2mL and 250µL ND9 PP Screw Vials are designed for laboratory sample handling and chromatography applications where glass vials may not be the ideal choice. Made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), these vials are suitable for applications involving heavy metals, water, proteins, ion chromatography (IC), and capillary electrophoresis (CE).
Glass vials do not fit some applications due to their chemical composition and surface properties. In these cases, plastic vials are the preferred solution. PP vials are especially suitable when there is concern about sample interaction with glass surfaces or when a reliable alternative is needed for sensitive analytical workflows.
This product range includes four common options in one series:
These options allow users to choose the right vial according to sample volume, light sensitivity, and application requirements.
Designed for routine sample storage and autosampler use, this vial combines the advantages of polypropylene material with amber color protection for light-sensitive samples.
This low-volume amber vial is ideal for precious or limited samples that require improved sample recovery and light protection.
A standard polypropylene vial for routine laboratory analysis, suitable for users who need easy visual inspection of the sample.
A clear low-volume PP vial designed for small-volume analysis, helping improve sample utilization in trace and precious sample applications.
| Product Name | Capacity | Color | Design | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2mL Amber PP Screw Vial | 2mL | Amber | Screw Vial | Routine analysis, light-sensitive samples |
| 250µL Amber Integrated PP Micro Vial | 250µL | Amber | Integrated Micro Vial | Low-volume, light-sensitive, high-recovery analysis |
| 2mL Clear PP Screw Vial | 2mL | Clear | Screw Vial | Routine laboratory and chromatography use |
| 250µL Clear Integrated PP Micro Vial | 250µL | Clear | Integrated Micro Vial | Precious samples, trace analysis, low-volume use |
PP HPLC vials are preferred in many analytical applications because glass vials are not suitable for every sample type. Due to the chemical composition and surface properties of glass, certain analyses may be affected by unwanted interaction with the vial material.
PP vials are especially recommended for:
Compared with glass, polypropylene vials are also lighter and less likely to break during transport and handling, making them a practical choice for everyday laboratory use.
To meet different analytical needs, this PP vial series is available in both clear and amber options.
Clear vials are suitable for routine applications where visual observation of the sample is important.
Amber vials are recommended for light-sensitive samples that require better protection from UV or visible light exposure during storage and analysis.
This product line includes both standard-volume and low-volume options.
The 2mL vials are suitable for general sample storage, routine autosampler use, and standard laboratory workflows.
The 250µL integrated micro vials are designed for limited sample volume, precious samples, and high-recovery applications, helping reduce sample waste and improve efficiency in small-volume analysis.
These PP vials are suitable for a wide range of laboratory and analytical applications, including:
PP vials are ideal for applications where glass may not be suitable due to its chemical composition and surface properties, especially in heavy metal, water, protein, IC, and CE analysis.
Clear vials allow easy sample visibility, while amber vials provide additional protection for light-sensitive samples.
2mL vials are suitable for standard laboratory use, while 250µL integrated micro vials are better for low-volume, precious, or trace samples.
Both 2mL amber PP screw vials and 250µL amber integrated PP micro vials are suitable for light-sensitive samples.
The 250µL integrated PP micro vials are more suitable for precious and limited-volume samples because they help reduce sample waste.
An autosampler vial is a small, specially designed container used in laboratory settings to hold liquid samples for automated injections into analytical instruments like chromatographs or mass spectrometers. Imagine it as a tiny, high-tech cup for your precious liquid samples!
Reusing vials and septa can mess up your chromatography and cause your assays to fail. You might have to redo the whole experiment, which can be time-consuming and frustrating.
Screw-top vials are the go-to for HPLC and LCMS. You don’t need any special tools to put the cap on or take it off. Crimp vials are the preferred choice for GC analysis. They’re the gold standard when it comes to preventing sample evaporation.
High recovery vials are indeed a specific type of container used in laboratory settings, particularly in chromatographic analyses like HPLC and LCMS. They’re designed to minimize sample loss on the vial walls, meaning you get more of your precious sample available for injection and analysis, leading to potentially better results.
Here’s what makes high recovery vials special:
When would you need to use high recovery vials?
Things to consider when using high recovery vials:
Overall, high recovery vials are a valuable tool for any chromatographer seeking to maximize sample recovery, improve analysis accuracy, and potentially reduce costs in the long run. If you’re working with limited samples, sticky analytes, or sensitive assays, consider using high recovery vials for optimal results.
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