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Deactivated vials have a silanized surface to prevent adsorption of highly polar molecules. Deactivated Clear Glass 12 x 32 mm Screw Neck Vial with Cap and Preslit PTFE/Silicone Septum, 2 mL Volume, 100/pk - 186000307DV : Waters
4ml lab vials for HPLC autosampler - screw thread septa vials. 100sets 4ml glass lab HPLC vials set for Autosampler,Including: 100pcs Clear/amber bottles made of borosilicate glass,Flat base Sample Vials; 100pcs crew Thread vials with 8x1mm septa, PTFE/Silicone/PTFE; 100pcs black screw caps, with 5.5mm center hole. Product Features:
Adapter pack for MyFuge ™ 5 Microcentrifuge, holds 0.5-2.0 mL cryovials and 1.5/2.0 mL HPLC vials. 1 Product Result
2ml autosampler vials 9mm for HPLC system with bonded septa caps. Including: 100pcs Clear/amber bottles 32x11.6mm made of borosilicate glass, 2ml lab vials 9-425 screw thread, Flat base Sample Vials; Made out of USP TYPE I Glass. With writing patch for pencil mark.
4 mL Vials from Supelco. Vials are 15 mm in diameter, 45 mm in height, and have a 13-425 thread. Choice of clear or amber glass. Precleaned or silanized options available.
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May 04, 2020 · I get the “.50” or “,30” ml syringes. You should be diluting the BPC so that each injection gives you at least 250 mcg (dose recommended by Ben) Each 5mg vial then yields 20 applications. I dilute each vial so that each shot is .20 ml of liquid. this means .20ml per shot X 20 shots will be a total of 4ml of bacteriostatic water.
The new modular Bottle Carrying System fits standard laboratory bottles that have a GL 45 neck finish and is compatible with four bottle sizes: 2, 5, 10 and 20 litres. It is ergonomically designed, and offers health & safety benefits to the user and allows easy and safe transport of bottles around the laboratory or production facility.
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Experiencing screw thread closure failures and/or sample evaporation? Use Thermo Scientific 2 mL SureStop Vials with AVCS Caps. Innovative screw cap & vial design; Ensures proper screw cap seal every time, independent of operator
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I think all these bottles are products of Owens-Illinois Glass Company. In your case, the “7” is a plant code for O-I’s glass factory at Alton, Illinois, and the “8” is a date code for 1938 or 1948. You can find similar “1845” amber bottles by searching ebay with the keywords “amber”, “1845” and “bottle”. Hope this helps,
8 LABSOLUTE® VIALS & CAPS SCREW NECK ND8 SCREW NECK VIALS AND MICRO-VIALS ND8 Screw neck vials and micro-vials ND8 are used as standard in GC and HPLC. A large selection of micro-inserts is available for these vials. The micro-vials often require an adapter so that they can be used in the autosampler. Properties • 1st hydrolytic class glass
Owens-Illinois Glass Company trademark/logo – Diamond – Oval- I entwined. Owens-Illinois Glass Company was the result of the 1929 merger between two glass-making giants of the industry: Owens Bottle Company (Toledo, OH; predecessor Toledo Glass Company began operation in 1896) and Illinois Glass Company (based in Alton, Illinois, with glass production dating from 1873.