MS Certified Vials. Pre-cleaned and certified vials for mass spectrometry

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Pre-cleaned and certified vials for mass spectrometry

The FIRST and ONLY pre-cleaned, low particle, low background chromatography vial When your instrumentation, sample handling and methodology is pushing the limits, a chromatography vial that can keep up is essential. The only chromatography vials pre-cleaned to provide unmatched consistency The first low particle, low background chromatography vials Pre-cleaned vial packaging protects the product integrity High purity closures packed in air-tight re-closeable container Tested and certified for up to 15 critical physical characteristics affecting vial performance Tested and certified for low background by positive ESI LC/MS Tested and certified for low background by GC/MS Low Particle Background The presence of inorganic sub micron particles in all glass vials as a byproduct of the manufacturing process is a little known phenomenon that has not been extensively studied. Gas chromatographers depend on injection port liners to act as traps for particulates while the HPLC chromatographer takes extensive steps to eliminate them during sample preparation. This has been an effective strategy for routine analytical methods, but the need to work with ever lower concentrations of analytes creates the possibility of interactions with compounds of interest. Mass Spec (MS) Certified Vials undergo a proprietary cleaning process that greatly reduces the background particulates along with their potential affect on high sensitivity chromatography. The table below gives a comparison of the particle distribution obtained from an analysis of standard vials versus the MS Certified Vials. All are processed and tested for background particulates. A typical vial that has not been processed can exhibit particle counts exceeding 5 particles per ml with the highest counts occurring in the range below.5μm. This has traditionally been of little concern when GC inlet liners or HPLC guard columns are used. GC techniques employing on-column injection create the need for a sample vial with minimal background particulates to prevent an accumulation of foreign material at the head of the column than might adversely affect a separation. Similarly newer techniques employing finely packed HPLC columns, capillary VIAL.1µm.15µm.2µm.2µm.5µm 2.µm 5.µm µm 15µm Competitive Vials 5,677 3,89 2,755 1,79 1,51 7 76 4 Vials 356 264 218 192 176 16 45 8 3 Typical Cumulative Particle Counts 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, columns and direct connection of the analytical column to the sample valve also require the elimination of as much particulate matter as possible from the sample stream. The table below shows the results obtained from particulate analysis of a typical unprocessed vial compared to the MS Certified Vials. The processed vial shows a significant reduction in total particle counts. Competitive Vials.1µm.15µm.2µm.3µm.5µm 2.µm 5.µm µm 15µm

Low LC/MS Background Samples of and closures were exposed to acetonitrile at room temperature for two hours. Potential non-volatile organic compounds were determined using LC/UV and LC/MS with several ionization techniques: positive electro-spray, negative electrospray and positive atmospheric pressure ionization (APCI). LC/MS Background Scan (Positive ESI) 9 8 7 6 5 5 6 7 8 9 9 8 7 6 5 RT:.1-25.1 AV: 1211 NL: 2.31E4 T: +c ESI Full MS [.-.] Additional testing was conducted on samples exposed to acetonitrile for two hours at a temperature of 5 C to determine the effect of severe operating conditions. 5 6 7 8 9 LC/MS Background Scan (Negative ESI) 9 The results of the room temperature and 5 C were essentially the same indicating that the background contribution from the processed vials is minimal over a wide range of conditions. Typical background scans for the room temperature exposure are shown in the following figures. 8 7 6 5 5 6 7 8 9 9 8 7 6 RT:.1-25. AV: 1155 NL: 4.45E6 T: c ESI Full MS [5.-15.] 5 The top scan in each figure is the result of injecting the pure blank extracting solvent without exposure to glassware other than the original reagent container and a pre-extracted sample vial. 5 6 7 8 9 LC/MS Background Scan (APCI) 9 The second scan for each figure represents an injection of an equal quantity of the extracting solvent after exposure to the pre-cleaned sample vial. 8 7 6 5 5 6 7 8 9 Instrument: Ultimate UHPLC with TSQ Quantiva Column: Hypersil GOLD 3μm, 5 2.1mm Mobile phase: A H2O +.1 formic acid; B MeOH +.1 formic acid (- B min) Flow rate:.3ml/min Temperature: C Injection vol.: µl MS detection: Positive EI; Full scan to 9 8 7 6 5 5 6 7 8 9 RT:.-25.1 AV: 19 NL: 6.79E7 T: +c APCI Full MS [5.-15.]

Comparison of the scans shows that the pre-cleaned MS Certified Vial does not contribute to the detectable background even at very high instrument sensitivity settings. Low GC/MS Background A portion of the vial extracts prepared for LC/MS analysis were taken for analysis by GC/MS. As with the LC/MS evaluation the vials were exposed at room temperature and 5 C. There was no significant difference between the room temperature and elevated temperature test results. A typical GC/MS scan is shown in the figure below with blank solvent in the upper scan and the vial extract shown in the lower scan. GC/MS Background Scan (Positive EI) 9 8 7 6 5 Monitoring of the TIC chromatogram between and minutes has been used to determine if any volatile organic species are present after the cleaning process. Instrument: TRACE 13, ISQ GC-MS and TriPlus RSH Autosampler Column: TraceGOLD TG-5MS, m.25mm.25μm Carrier gas: Helium Flow rate: 1.2mL/min Oven program: C, hold for.5 min; 15 C/min to 15 C, hold for 1 min; C /min to 29 C, hold for 5 min Inlet temperature: 25 C; split flow: 5mL/min Injection vol.: 1µL splitless MS detection: Positive EI; Full scan 5 to 65nm 5 9 8 7 6 5 5 6 GC/MS Background Chromatogram 9 8 7 6 5 11 12 13 14 15 Time (min) 16 17 18 19 9 8 7 Each batch of vials and caps is tested using these conditions against a blank sample GC-MS background Scan GC-MS total ion current (TIC). RT:.1-25. AV: 1167 NL: 1.5E5 T: +c Full MS [5.-15.] 6 6 5 11 12 13 14 15 Time (min) 16 17 18 19 RT:.-. NL: 1.E7 TIC MS

Bonded, ultra-pure closures LC/MS and GC/MS Manufacturing the Ultimate Vial for Mass Spectrometry More than a quarter century of expertise goes into the production of every MS Certified Vial. It starts with production of the highest quality glass tubing selected for chemical stability, inertness, clarity and purity. are formed under the strictest automated manufacturing and quality control systems to produce a physically uniform product that has the longest record of continuous performance in the industry. Our are manufactured to the same high quality standards including in-process verification of up to 15 physical characteristics that are critical to reproducible performance. Chromatographers have always depended on high temperature glass forming methods to burn off organic contaminants in a vial that might be detected by instrumentation. Residual compounds that might survive the glass forming process were either not detected by traditional chromatography techniques or were present in concentrations too low to affect separation and analysis. Recent advances in instrument sensitivity and separation techniques have resulted in the detection of low level contaminants that may have previously gone undetected. LC/MS, GC/MS and particulate background to meet the quality control criteria plan designed to assure consistently superior performance from every vial. undergo additional processing to remove residual artifacts that may not be removed during MS Certified Vial Closures standard manufacturing processes. The vials are cleaned by our proprietary processing methods in a GMP compliant fully validated clean room environment. Each production lot is tested for particle counts, After completing the MS Certified vial cleaning protocol, the vials are immediately packed into our precleaned, inert vial trays in a Class Cleanroom, over times cleaner than routinely used for glass or plastic packaging. The caps have been selected on the basis of both septa cleanliness and the secure bonding of the pure clean silicone/ptfe into the caps. The caps are packaged in a re-sealable plastic container to further protect from contamination.

Unassembled and Assembled Vial Kits Kit Type Glass Patched Cap Color Convenience Kit, 9mm SureStop Screw Vial, 2mL with AVCS Closure Convenience Kit, 9mm μl Convenience Kit, 9mm 35μL Opening 1.7mL High Recovery Screw Vial with μl Reservoir Opening 1.5mL Total Recovery Screw Vial with μl Reservoir Opening Screw Vial, 2mL Convenience Kit, 9mm μl Convenience Kit, 9mm 35μL Opening 1.7 ml High Recovery Screw Vial with μl Reservoir Opening 1.5mL Total Recovery Screw Vial with μl Reservoir Opening Screw Vial, 2mL Opening Screw Vial, 2mL, silanized Convenience Kit, 11mm Snap Top Vial, 2mL Assembled Kit, 9mm Wide Opening Screw Vial, 2mL Assembled Kit, 13-425 Screw Vial, 4mL Septum Cat. No. Pack of Clear Yes Blue Blue Silicone/PTFE MSCERT5-34W Amber Yes Blue Blue Silicone/PTFE MSCERT5-35W Clear Yes Blue Blue Silicone/PTFE, Pre-slit MSCERT5-W Amber Yes Blue Blue Silicone/PTFE, Pre-slit MSCERT5-41W Clear Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-LVW Clear Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-31LVW Clear No Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-32 Clear No Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-33TR Clear Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-341W Amber Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-351W Clear Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-36LVW Clear Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-37LVW Clear No Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-38 Clear No Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-39TR Clear Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-1W Amber Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-411W Clear Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-S34W Amber Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-S35W Clear Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-SW Amber Yes Grey Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT5-S41W Clear Yes Red Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone, Pre-slit MSCERT11-74W Clear Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-134W Amber Yes Blue Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT5-135W Clear Yes Black Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT15-135W Amber Yes Black Bonded Clear PTFE/Clear Silicone MSCERT15-136W Find out more at thermofisher.com/vials For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. 16 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific and its subsidiaries unless otherwise specified. WP775-E 1116S