The LLG Microliter Short Thread Vial, 0.9mL, ND9, 32 x 11.6mm, Clear Glass, 1st Hydrolytic Class, With <1µL Residual Volume, Pack Of 100 is designed for precise small-volume sample handling in analytical laboratory applications. Made from clear glass with 1st hydrolytic class quality, this vial supports reliable visibility, sample integrity, and efficient use of low-volume samples.
Key Features:
Brand: LLG
Capacity: 0.9mL
Thread Type: Short thread vial, ND9
Dimensions: 32 x 11.6mm
Material: Clear glass
Glass Class: 1st hydrolytic class
Residual Volume: <1µL
Packaging: Pack of 100
This LLG microliter short thread vial is suitable for laboratories requiring low residual volume vials for accurate sample preparation, storage, and analysis.
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