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1.5 ML/2ML 8-425 Screw Neck Autosampler Vials ND8
Details Products name 1.5 ML/2ML 8-425 Screw Neck Autosampler Vials ND8 Dimension 8mm Cap Color White and Black Septa details White,Red,Blue,1.5mm thickness. Material PP for Cap, PTFE/Silicone for Septa Package 100pcs/Pack Cap type Close top, Open top Septa type Non-slit, Pre-slit Description 1.5 ml vials from Aijiren Technology, Inc with high quality and favorable price. Zhejiang Aijiren is a manufacturer of Laboratory consumables. We supply autosampler vials, septa and c...
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Zhejiang Aijiren Technology Co., Ltd. has supplied products to more than 70 countries/regions, covering more than 2,000 customers. 120 workers, 100,000 class clean room, ISO, GMP and Bureau Veritas International Inspection Group certification, this is our way to maintain high quality and competitive prices for valuable customers around the world. Aijiren has been working hard to become a world-renowned supplier of chromatography consumables.
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The 31st German International Chemical Engineering, Environmental Protection and Biotechnology Exhibition (ACHEMA 2015)
ACHEMA 2015 ended in June 19, 2015 in Frankfurt, Germany. The exhibition is organized by the German Chemical Equipment, Engineering and Biotechnology Association, each Once in 3 years, it is the world’s largest chemical engineering and equipment exhibition and enjoys a high reputation in the global chemical industry. Many tradesmen from this industry came to the exhibition, Packaging materials, machinery for production, manufacturing and packaging of the pharmaceutical industry, chemic...
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The 16th Beijing Conference and Exhibition on Instrumental Analysis
“Analytical Science Creates the Future”, The 16th Beijing Analytical Testing Academic Report Conference and Exhibition. As an professional analyzing & testing event, BCEIA 2015 – The 16th Beijing Conference and Exhibition on Instrumental Analysis is going to be held at China National Convention Center (CNCC), China during Oct. 27-30, 2015. BCEIA 2015 – The 16th Beijing Conference and Exhibition on Instrumental Analysis provides an international platform to showcas...
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Aijiren Technology’s perfect curtain call Munich Analytica China Conference
The Analytica China Conference is a rare event for instrument manufacturers, distributors, and industry users. At the exhibition, you can learn about the latest products and technologies in the world, and you can learn about the development of many industries in the same industry. The most rare thing is that the Expo has formed an interaction between manufacturers and users of the biological industry, which has promoted the development of the industry. At this exhibition, many visitors to th...
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What “regulated method” actually means for consumables
I have sat through three different method audits where the failure traced back to a vial, not a column. In one case, a 2 mL autosampler vial with a 9 mm screw thread and a PTFE/silicone septum was leaking just enough to shift internal standard response by 6% over a 40-injection run. The method was EPA 8260, the instrument was fine, and the analyst was experienced. The problem was a cap that had been torqued by hand to roughly 1.2 N·m instead of the 1.5 to 1.7 N·m the closure was designed fo...
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Why the consumable, not the instrument, is where quality gets decided
I have spent the better part of 15 years sourcing, qualifying, and occasionally rejecting chromatography consumables from factories in three countries. The single most expensive lesson I learned early on was that a low unit price on a vial or a cap means nothing if the lot fails your autosampler at 2 a.m. during a validated run. The manufacturers that survive a serious procurement audit are not the ones with the glossiest catalog. They are the ones who can show you a dimensional control cha...
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Where consumables sit in a regulated method
I spent the better part of a week last year chasing a 6% relative standard deviation on a method that had passed validation two years earlier. The column was clean, the autosampler was calibrated, the standards were fresh. The culprit was a batch of 9 mm screw-thread vials with a septum that had been sitting in a warehouse for eighteen months. The liner had hardened just enough that the needle coring changed, and the resulting fragments were partially occluding the inlet. That is the kind o...
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