Stackable Tray With 1ML 8×30 Shell Vials

1) Description

Stackable Tray with 1ml 8×30 Flat Vials is a highly efficient and organized solution for handling and transferring vials in laboratory settings. Designed for optimal performance, this tray is specifically tailored for use with 1ml 8×30 shell vials and is ideal for applications such as photoredox reactions and optimization in 96-well plate setups. The stackable design provides convenient storage and easy handling, while the high-quality construction ensures minimal evaporation during experiments. The tray can also be used with a Powder Transfer Plate for mixing and transferring powders between vials, offering a versatile tool for a range of laboratory tasks.

2) Features
▶ Stackable Design: Space-saving and easy to store. Multiple trays can be stacked together, making it ideal for high-throughput environments.
▶ Reduced Evaporation: Compared to loose vials, this tray design ensures less evaporation, keeping your samples more stable throughout the process.
▶ Enhanced Vial Loading and Transfer: The tray simplifies the process of loading and transferring vials, improving efficiency and accuracy in the laboratory workflow.
▶ Versatile Compatibility: Can be used with the Powder Transfer Plate for efficient powder mixing and transfer, and works as a stand-alone device for collection or sampling.
▶ High-Quality Construction: Made from durable materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in the laboratory.

3) Application

• High-Throughput Screening: Used for high-throughput reaction screening, ideal for generating compound arrays in drug discovery and development.
• Photoredox Reactions: Perfect for photoredox applications requiring efficient vial handling and minimized evaporation.
• Parallel Synthesis: Suitable for parallel synthesis experiments, allowing the preparation of multiple chemical compounds simultaneously.
• Reaction Condition Screening: Ideal for testing and optimizing different chemical reaction conditions to find the best parameters for desired reactions.
• Chemical Compound Preparation: Used to prepare various chemical compounds, particularly in the context of drug chemistry for new drug discovery.