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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

The Benefits of Glass Well Plate Inserts

96-well plates are essential consumables in high-throughput analytical laboratories, particularly those using mass spectrometry workflows. The most common formats—polypropylene 96 deep-well pl …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

The Different Types of Well Plates: Polypropylene and 96 Well Plates With Glass Inserts

What Are the Dimensions of a 96 Deep Well Plate? Chrom Tech 96 well microplates are designed according to ANSI/SLAS footprint standards, ensuring compatibility with all leading microplate readers, li …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

Using 96 Well Plates In High Throughput Laboratories

For high-throughput laboratories, switching from traditional autosampler vials to 96-well plates offers substantial advantages—particularly in automation, consistency, and time savings. While n …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

What is the Smallest Sample Volume You Can Use in 96 Well Plates?

For high-throughput laboratories, 96-well plates have become a cornerstone of efficient sample handling. Compared to chromatography vials, they offer significant benefits in cost savings, automation …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

Which 96-Well Plate Should I Use for LCMS?

Choosing the right 96-well plate for LCMS applications depends on several critical factors: rim design, sample recovery needs, and potential for analyte binding to the plate material. Selecting the r …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

The Different 96 Well Plate Bottom Shapes

Understanding 96-Well Plate Designs and Applications Chrom Tech’s 96-well plates are a cornerstone in high-throughput chromatography and mass spectrometry workflows, enabling automation from sa …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 17th Nov 2025

Vials vs. 96-Well Plates for Chromatography

96-well plates and vials are both essential consumables in modern chromatography workflows. While vials have long been the industry standard, advances in automation and sample handling have made 96-w …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 12th Nov 2025

Essential Guide to Gas Chromatography Vials

Key Highlights Gas chromatography vials ensure sample integrity and analytical accuracy in GC testing. Understanding vial types—clear vs. amber—is essential to prevent degradation and m …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 12th Nov 2025

Measuring Gas Flow for Gas Chromatography

Maximizing Efficiency with the Agilent ADM Flow MeterDiscover how the Agilent ADM Flow Meter enhances laboratory efficiency through accurate, real-time dry gas flow measurement for gas chromatograph …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

How to Choose Agilent Supplies Wisely

Selecting the right Agilent HPLC supplies is essential for maintaining your laboratory’s accuracy, reliability, and efficiency. With so many consumables and replacement parts available, unders …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

Three Reasons You’ll Want to Switch to Agilent Capillary Tubing

Stainless steel tubing is the industry standard for HPLC and UHPLC systems due to its exceptional strength, solvent compatibility, and ability to withstand extremely high pressures. In contrast, PEEK …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

When to Change your HPLC Piston Seal

Example of polymer side vs. energizer side of seal.Note: Stainless steel energizer shown. Seal may also feature a fluoropolymer O-ring energizer (black O-ring). Proper maintenance of your HPLC pump …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

Reduce PFAS Background Interference and Contamination

According to the EPA, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent in both the environment and the human body, and prolonged exposure may lead to adverse health outcomes. Also referred t …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

Essential HPLC Accessories for Liquid Chromatography

Key Highlights HPLC accessories are vital for achieving accurate, repeatable, and high-resolution chromatographic results. Each component—fittings, tubing, filters, valves, and detectors&mdas …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 7th Nov 2025

Capillary Tubing Selection Guide for Agilent HPLC Systems

Replacing the capillary tubing connections in your HPLC system can feel like an overwhelming task, but Chrom Tech is here to simplify the process. Selecting the right tubing lengths, diameters, and c …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

Which Type of Glass Vial is Best for your Application?

https://chromtech.com/autosampler-vials/Glass autosampler vials are highly valued for their chemical inertness and consistency in chromatography applications. However, not all glass is created equal. …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

When to Use High Recovery Vials

High recovery vials play a vital role in analytical workflows where maximum sample recovery is essential. Laboratories commonly use these vials for two main reasons. The first is when working with li …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

EPA Recommended HPLC Vial Wash Procedures

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established specific guidelines for cleaning and preparing sample containers used in the analysis of semivolatile organic compounds (SVOCs), as outl …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

Essential Guide to GC Headspace Vials

Key Highlights Headspace vials are essential for gas chromatography (GC) analysis of volatile compounds. Constructed from durable glass with PTFE-lined septa, they maintain sample integrity and prev …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

How to Choose the Right Septa for Your Autosampler Vial Closure

When performing LC (Liquid Chromatography) or GC (Gas Chromatography) analyses, it’s important to store and transport samples in the right type of vial. Chromatography vials come in a variety o …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

How to Choose the Best Storage Vials

Solving Storage Challenges with F217 Liners Screw thread vials are commonly used not only for LC sample analysis but also for storing standards and solutions. However, understanding the distinction b …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

Getting to the Bottom of Vial Inserts

Choosing the right chromatography vials and inserts ensures reliable, efficient sample handling in HPLC and GC analysis. Chrom Tech specializes in autosampler vials and vial inserts—we stock a …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

How To Choose the Right Vial for Chromatography

Most modern liquid chromatography autosamplers are designed to hold 12 x 32 mm vials, making them the standard for HPLC and LCMS analysis. (Note: Headspace autosamplers generally use 20 mm wide vials …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

What are the Benefits of Glass Vials in the Laboratory?

Chromatography vials are essential laboratory containers used to securely hold and transport samples before analysis by HPLC or GC systems. Whether made from glass or plastic, these vials play a crit …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 6th Nov 2025

Essential Guide to Autosampler Vials

Key Highlights Autosampler vials ensure sample integrity and accuracy in analytical testing. Understanding the difference between borosilicate glass and plastic vials is key to selecting the right o …

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Posted by Chrom Tech on 5th Nov 2025

What’s the Difference Between a 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL Autosampler Vial?

Understanding the Labeling Difference If you’ve ever shopped for autosampler vials, you’ve probably noticed both 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL options that look almost identical. The difference is o …

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