Description
Omni-Vial® scintillation vials are compact laboratory vessels for scintillation counting and related analytical sample work. With a 4 ml capacity, they address applications that need a smaller scintillation format than standard 20 ml vials while remaining part of established labware for autosampler vials, sample bottles, and analytical scintillation vessels. The Omni-Vial® design is supplied for organised handling of liquid samples in counting and measurement workflows where reduced volume is preferred. Packaged as 1000 pc(s) per unit, the bulk quantity supports high sample numbers and continuous laboratory operation without constant reordering of small vials. Pack weight for the full unit is 3,550 kg. These Omni-Vial® scintillation vials from manufacturer DWK Life Sciences provide a dedicated 4 ml scintillation option in a large pack, giving laboratories a clear consumable choice when methods specify smaller-volume scintillation vessels for series work, screening, or volume-limited sample preparations within analytical scintillation setups.
This article is part of Autosampler vials, in Vials, caps & septa.
Key features
- Pack size: 1000 pc(s)
- Product type: Omni-Vial® scintillation vials
- Brand: Omni-Vial®
- Volume: 4 ml
- Pack weight: 3,550 kg
- Application area: Analytical scintillation vessels
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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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