Description
Rotilabo® screw neck ND10 vials, 1,5 ml, are brown glass sample vials supplied with a labelling area for clear sample identification. The amber-toned glass supports light-sensitive chromatography samples while the ND10 screw neck accepts matching caps and septa used in HPLC and broader liquid chromatography setups. A dedicated labelling zone helps mark batch, method or position data directly on the vial during preparation and autosampler loading. Packs contain 100 pc(s) at a stated weight of 0,285 kg, suited to routine analytical throughput. These vials are part of the Rotilabo® range from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION and are positioned for LC, HPLC and LC-MS sample handling. The 1,5 ml format aligns with common injection and residual-volume practices in method development and quality control. Brown glass is chosen when reduced light exposure is preferred alongside secure screw-neck closure. Combine with compatible ND10 screw caps to finish the vessel for liquid chromatography workflows that require labelled, light-attenuating sample containers.
This article is part of Autosampler vials, in Vials, caps & septa.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Screw neck ND10 vials
- Volume: 1,5 ml
- Material: Brown glass
- Labelling area: Yes
- Brand: Rotilabo®
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Questions about Rotilabo®-screw neck ND10 vials, 1.5 ml, brown glass, with labelling area
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Rotilabo®-screw neck ND10 vials, 1.5 ml, brown glass, with labelling area is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Autosampler vials, inside Vials, caps & septa, in Chromatography equipment.
An autosampler vial is sized for the tray it will sit in. Neck finish, volume, clear or amber glass, and whether an insert is needed are the choices. Amber is for light-sensitive samples. A 2 mL vial is the ordinary one. A vial from a different neck standard takes a different cap.
An autosampler vial is the small closed bottle a chromatograph picks up. The neck is crimp, screw or snap, and the cap and the septum have to be that neck. The septum is the part the needle pierces. A soft septum reseals. A septum that is wrong for the solvent swells or sheds particles into the sample. Inserts reduce the volume when the sample is scarce. The separation they feed is described with IUPAC names and PubChem data.
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