Description

A storage vial with internal threads is a laboratory container used for the collection, storage, and preservation of liquid or solid samples. The internal threads are a type of screw threading located on the inside of the vial, which allows for a tight and secure fit with the matching cap or closure.

Storage vials with internal threads are typically made of plastic (such as polypropylene, polycarbonate, or polyethylene) or glass, and come in various shapes, sizes, and colors. They are used for storing small volumes of samples, such as biological specimens, chemicals, or reagents, for later analysis or use.

The internal threading design provides a secure and reliable seal between the vial and the cap, preventing leaks and preserving the integrity of the sample. This makes storage vials with internal threads ideal for use in applications that require a high degree of sample security, such as storage of hazardous materials or transport of samples over long distances.

Storage vials with internal threads may be equipped with various features, such as graduated markings, labeling areas, or a septum for sample injection. Proper sample collection and storage procedures must be followed to ensure the accuracy and validity of test results.