What Is a Sampler?
A sampler is an abbreviation for a sampler bottle, made by Samplatech, and refers to bottles made of polypropylene, polyethylene, or fluoroplastic. They are not only highly transparent but also have excellent heat and chemical resistance.
They can be safely used for autoclaving.
Not only do they come in a variety of capacities, depending on the intended use. There are narrow-mouth and wide-mouth bottles.
Uses for Samplers
Sampler bottles are available in a variety of capacities, from small capacities to large capacities.
They are also available with narrow or wide mouths.
Samplers can be used not only in daily life but also in laboratories, chemical plants, and other factories, where they can hold everything from minute samples to a certain volume of liquid.
Principle of Samplers
Sampler bottles are extremely easy to work with because they have no inner stopper.
Some sampler bottles also have one-touch bottles that prioritize workability.
Those using polypropylene are made of a very transparent grade of polypropylene.
They are extremely durable, not only against acids but also against alkalis and some solvents.
Those manufactured with fluoropolymers can also be used for dry heat sterilization.
Some polyethylene products are also made from bioplastics derived from sugarcane. While maintaining the same quality as conventional polyethylene, these products are carbon-free because they are made from polyethylene derived from sugarcane.
This is because the raw material, sugarcane, absorbs carbon dioxide during its growth and photosynthesis, and although the sample bottles themselves do not decompose naturally, they are considered to have offset the carbon dioxide emitted when they are burned.