These vials are sized to store samples and other small quantities.

Style G is amber, making it good for light-sensitive contents.

Style H have thick walls so they are more durable.

Style J has a perforated lip for attaching a tag.

These vials are sterilized and then sealed in a package marked with a lot number.

These lids have a soft barrier that can be pierced with a needle to draw out samples without removing the lid. They are often used in chromatography.

Press fit barriers stay firmly in place with friction but can be removed and reversed.

Bonded barriers are held in place with an adhesive.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Styles C, S, and T have durable, thick walls.

Tubes have a tapered end to fit in centrifuges.

Glass test tubes resist chemical absorption.

Replace broken vials in tools or equipment.

Circular plastic vial with one centering circle can be used with an optional mounting flange (sold separately). Mounting flange requires three 1/8" diameter flat head screws.

Tubular vials between 5/16" and 3/8" diameter can snap into an optional mounting flange (sold separately) and attach to any surface with adhesive or a fastener (not included).

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Cleaned and bagged, these well plates won’t contaminate your samples. Each well acts as a mini test tube, allowing you to collect, mix, and store up to 96 individual samples within a single container. Keep track of the location of each of your samples using the labeled grid.

Plates with U-bottom wells are better for sample mixing than plates with V-bottom wells. Those with V-bottom wells make it easy to retrieve the final drops of a sample, reducing waste.

Add a cover to your plate to protect samples during processing and storage. Like the plates, these covers come cleaned and bagged. They also make plates stackable. Tight-fitting covers have grooves that protect each well. They prevent evaporation and contamination better than standard covers.