Center Drain (CD) screw thread vials, heavy wall, with caps and PTFE/silicone septa
size 2 mL, amber glass, O.D. × H 20 mm × 40 mm
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Properties
| Related Categories | Analytical/Chromatography, Center Drain (CD) vials, Center Drain Vials, Heavy Wall, Without Graduations, Center Drain vials, heavy wall, screw thread caps and septa included, Vials More... |
| material | PTFE/silicone septum |
| amber glass | |
| black polypropylene hole cap | |
| description | without graduations |
| packaging | pkg of 12 ea |
| O.D. × H | 20 mm × 40 mm |
| size | 2 mL |
Description
Application
• Library sample storage
• Lyophilize
• Centrifugation
• Micro mixing
• Extraction
• Concentrations
• Derivatization
• Small scale reactions
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General description
The CD™ Vial (Center Draining) has a unique conical interior bottom that allows the contents to completely drain to the center bottom of the vial. Maximum extraction of the contents can be done utilizing either a micropipette or syringe. The heavy wall Center Drain vials are an excellent choice of vials for analysts seeking to increase sample recovery. These vials are manufactured from 2.5 mm wall borosilicate glass tubing that provides a more durable vessel than standard wall vials for lyophilization, derivatization and other small-scale reactions. The sturdy CD Vial with the patented unique conical interior bottom is ideal for many micro applications.
Benefits:
• Greater sample recovery
• Economically priced
• Autoclaveable
• Temperature range of -70° C to 160° C
• Vial, cap and septa are pre-assembled
Note: The vials are manufactured from Boroisilicate Type 1 glass to safeguard against a change in the pH of the contents.
Legal Information
CD is a trademark of QIS, Inc.
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