The LLG Labware TPX Short Thread Vials, 32 x 11.6 mm, With Integrated 0.2 mL Glass Micro Insert, 15 mm Tip, Pack Of 100 are designed for laboratory sample storage and analysis applications requiring short thread vials with integrated micro inserts. These vials measure 32 x 11.6 mm and include an integrated 0.2 mL glass micro insert with a 15 mm tip for practical laboratory use.
Key Features:
Brand: LLG Labware
Product Type: TPX short thread vials
Dimensions: 32 x 11.6 mm
Insert: Integrated 0.2 mL glass micro insert
Tip Size: 15 mm
Pack Size: Pack of 100
These LLG Labware TPX short thread vials are suitable for laboratories requiring 32 x 11.6 mm vials with integrated 0.2 mL glass micro inserts and 15 mm tip design.
It are designed for laboratory sample storage and analysis applications requiring short thread vials with integrated micro inserts. These vials measure 32 x 11.6 mm and include an integrated 0.2 mL glass micro insert with a 15 mm tip for practical laboratory use.
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