Secure Sample Containment for use with Robotic Arm Autosamplers

Chromatography

Secure Sample Containment for use with Robotic Arm Autosamplers

09 Apr, 2012

Published over 14 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

The new 300μL Interlocked R.A.M. (Robotic Arm Machine) Vial with 9mm Thread Finish, by JG Finneran Associates,

is a unique product for researchers tasked with managing a lot of chromatography sample vials in their laboratories.

Composed of a clear or amber Type I borosilicate glass, the vial and insert are fused together keeping the insert

permanently in place. This design enables accurate automated injection, and eliminates contamination risk

around the seam or space between the neck of the vial and the insert. The Interlocked R.A.M. Vial arrives ready to use

saving valuable time in the laboratory.

The Interlocked R.A.M. Vial is specifically designed to work in robotic arm autosamplers such as those available from

Agilent Technologies and others. The 12mm x 32mm outer dimensions is designed for robotic arms to easily grasp.

Chromatography samples are contained in a clear Type I borosilicate glass 300μL conical tip insert. The Interlocked

R.A.M. Vial includes a marking spot, which can be written on with a #2 pencil. The vial is also available with a 9mm

Screw Thread Closure option.

Unique chromatography sample vials and closures manufactured by JG Finneran Associates are available

internationally from a network of laboratory dealers.

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