Results for tag: "Autosampler Vials"

Within the wider laboratory equipment industry, autosampler vials are a specialized niche that cater to various applications requiring automated sampling, such as gas and liquid chromatography. These small but necessary components of an autosampling system are designed to hold samples that will be injected into analytical instrumentation for subsequent examination and analysis. Autosampler vials must maintain sample integrity through the prevention of contamination or degradation over time and often need to be compatible with specific types of autosamplers. Autosampler vials come in an array of sizes, cap styles, and materials, including glass and plastic, to suit diverse laboratory requirements. The design and material selected depend on the nature of the sample to be analyzed and the sensitivity of the method used. They are crucial in routine lab operations across industries such as pharmaceuticals, environmental testing, and food safety, where high-throughput and reproducibility are essential. Some well-known players in the autosampler vials market include Thermo Fisher Scientific, Agilent Technologies, and Waters Corporation, which offer a broad range of products for various analytical requirements. Other notable companies are Merck (known as MilliporeSigma in the United States and Canada), Sigma-Aldrich, and PerkinElmer, which also supply a variety of lab vials to accommodate different samples and autosampling systems. Show Less Read more