As the basic laboratory staples, sample vial can maximize your efficiency with fewer failed applications and avoid most of the instrument damage due to the sample vials which are out of specification.
Hawach offers high-quality glass vials in many sizes and caps. In a range of sizes from 2 ml to 40 ml, the glass sample vials for general purpose can resist most of the heat shock and chemical leaching. And we guarantee all of our sample vials, caps, and septa can fit in your autosampler for most of your applications.
The material of Hawach sample vials is USP1 and Borosilicate glass which is non-porous and has no catalytic effect. As the boron oxide particles in the glass are so small, the silicate is held more closely together which makes the glass much stronger for your laboratory needs.
1. Why should I buy a sample vial from HAWACH?
The integrity, cleanliness, and uniformity of vials are critical to today’s demanding applications. That’s why HAWACH vials and caps are designed with the same engineering expertise as HAWACH instruments. All HAWACH-certified vials are manufactured in an ISO9001 clean environment with unique packaging to guarantee cleanliness and safety during shipping.
The integrity, cleanliness, and uniformity of vials are critical to today’s demanding applications. That’s why HAWACH vials and caps are designed with the same engineering expertise as HAWACH instruments. All HAWACH-certified vials are manufactured in an ISO9001 clean environment with unique packaging to guarantee cleanliness and safety during shipping.
2. Can the compatibility between the sample and the vial be guaranteed?
For highly sensitive samples such as pesticides or semi-volatile substances and samples that are prone to sudden pH changes, deactivated sample vials are the best choice because their surfaces are more hydrophobic and inert. For more stringent and demanding applications such as mass spectrometry, deactivated sample vials are recommended to prevent sample interactions before analysis.
For highly sensitive samples such as pesticides or semi-volatile substances and samples that are prone to sudden pH changes, deactivated sample vials are the best choice because their surfaces are more hydrophobic and inert. For more stringent and demanding applications such as mass spectrometry, deactivated sample vials are recommended to prevent sample interactions before analysis.
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