Vial Rack for 2ml Vials, Blue, 50 Holes

Vial rack is a laboratory tool designed to hold and organize vials or tubes. Vials are small containers used in scientific research, diagnostics, and other applications to store and transport liquids, powders, or other samples. Vial racks are typically made of plastic, metal, or a combination of both materials and come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different types of vials.

The 2mL screw cap sample rack can effectively store sample bottles and can be stacked to save more space. The rack has an alphanumeric index function to easily identify sample bottles. The polypropylene vial holder is resistant to most solvents.

Aijiren has two different sizes of vial racks for storing and handling your solutions. With vial racks designed for 2ml and 4ml vials, you can safely store and use your solution vials in your laboratories.

There are 50 holes-each test tube rack has 50 holes with the same diameter, which can meet your needs and have good performance-professional manufacturing, superb craftsmanship, beautiful and practical, long-term use, used for headspace bottles Pack samples in chemical experiments.

The 50-position sample holder has round holes, and the side length is designed for headspace bottles. The sturdy frame is molded from high temperature and high pressure polypropylene. High quality-The test tube rack is made of high quality inert polypropylene, acid-resistant, corrosion-resistant and durable.

1.Polypropylene racks can be stacked empty or with a full set of vials.
2.All racks feature alphanumeric indexing for easy tracking of samples.

Vials Rack for 1.5ml / 2ml Vials, Blue, 50 Holes

Aijiren’s Vial rack is made of high-quality plastic, which is convenient for placing the hplc vial and also convenient for lab staff to label.

Efficiently hold and organize vials while using them or for storage. Save space by stacking the 50 or 100 plastic vial racks on top of each other. Economical and convenient storage for samples of your screw cap and crimp seal vials. Can be stacked when empty or full. Autoclavable, 120¡ã C.

High quality-the test tube rack is made of high-quality inert polypropylene, acid-resistant, corrosion-resistant and durable, 40 holes-each test tube rack has 40 holes with the same diameter, which can meet your needs and has good performance -Professional manufacturing, exquisite craftsmanship, beautiful and practical, can be used for a long time, used for-headspace bottles for holding samples in chemical experiments.

Vial Rack for 10-60ml sample storage vial
Holds 40 vials in a 5×8 array;
this vial rack can be accepted all 27.5x95mm sample storage vial.
Bottom of each well interlocks with vial;
Allowing one-hand manipulation;
Non-skid rubber feet;

1.Vial racks are available for 1-4mL vials.
2.PVC racks feature a clear see-through lid.

PVC racks feature a clear see-through lid. All racks feature alphanumeric indexing for easy tracking of samples.

Vial rack, also known as a vial holder or vial tray, is a device or accessory used in laboratories and scientific settings to hold and organize vials in an organized manner. It is designed to securely hold multiple vials simultaneously, providing stability and convenience during sample handling, storage, and transportation.
Vial racks come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to accommodate different types and sizes of vials. They typically consist of a frame or structure with slots, compartments, or holes where vials can be inserted or placed. The slots or compartments are sized and shaped to match the vials, ensuring a secure fit.

50 holes polypropylene autoclavable vial rack is a specialized laboratory accessory used for holding and organizing vials during autoclaving, storage, or transport. It is commonly made of polypropylene, a durable and heat-resistant plastic material that can withstand autoclaving temperatures.
It’s important to note that the specific design and capacity of polypropylene autoclavable vial racks may vary depending on the manufacturer and intended use. It’s recommended to choose a vial rack that is compatible with the vial sizes and quantities you frequently work with in your laboratory.