plastic hplc vials

Polypropylene is chemically resistant and the material of choice for pH sensitive samples, sodium or heavy metal analyses.
The PP vials are ideal when working with pH sensitive samples, aqueous samples in pharmaceutical applications, or undertaking sodium analysis.

There are glass vials and plastic vials to choose from, and different materials can be selected for different scenes.

Polypropylene is chemically resistant and the material of choice for pH sensitive samples, sodium or heavy metal analyses.
The PP vials are ideal when working with pH sensitive samples, aqueous samples in pharmaceutical applications, or undertaking sodium analysis.
If you’re analyzing anything that might adsorb into borosilicate glass, or looking to avoid sodium adducts pulled out of glass, these vials seem to do the trick. Using them on triple quad mass spec quite successfully.

Polypropylene vials are an economical alternative to glass for some applications. The vial is primarily constructed from high-quality, durable polypropylene or polymethyl pentene (PMP). This plastic is typically chosen for its chemical resistance, inertness, and transparency. Polypropylene is the most popular plastic material. Polypropylene vials have heat resistance of up to 135 degrees Celsius and are commonly used in chromatographic experiments. PMP has higher heat resistance – up to 175 degrees Celsius – and is transparent, increasing the sample’s visibility inside the sample bottle. The vial typically has a standard 9mm outer diameter, making it compatible with a wide range of autosampler systems commonly used in laboratories.

9mm PP Screw Top Vial can be made of polypropylene or polymethyl pentene (PMP). Polypropylene is the most popular plastic material. Polypropylene vials have heat resistance of up to 135 degrees Celsius and are commonly used in chromatographic experiments.PMP has higher heat resistance – up to 175 degrees Celsius – and is transparent, which increases the visibility of the sample inside the sample bottle. Plastic vials have good chemical resistance, lightweight construction, durability, and economy.