MicroLiter Analytical Supplies, Inc.
MicroLiter supplies consumable vials, closures with septa, inserts, microplates, and solid phase extraction and filtration devices for chromatographic automation.
Company Description
MicroLiter supplies consumable vials, closures with septa, inserts, microplates, and solid phase extraction and filtration devices for chromatographic automation. MicroLiter supports all major brands of autosamplers, sample and liquid handlers, with an emphasis on CTC Analytics instrumentation. We pride ourselves in offering these items cleaned and conveniently packaged so that we offer high quality products that are assembled based on customer-defined configurations determined by the workflow within their laboratory.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
Any technique that requires automation of the processes related to delivery of the sample to the chromatograph.Instrument top sample prep (ITSP):
- General sample filtration
- Solid phase extraction
Markets Served
MicroLiter ships product worldwide.
Major Products/Services
MicroLiter offers class 10,000 clean room packaged autosampler vials, inserts, crimp seals, screw thread, and snap caps with a variety of septa configurations so that the sample contains minimal impact from the sample container. Closures, septa, and inserts are packaged in tubes to allow use of a bench-top dispenser to maintain clean product after the package is opened. We also offer a patented system of microplates with glass inserts and resealable closures, called the MicroLiter Plate Sampling System™, so that customers can prep samples using liquid handlers and transfer samples with minimal amounts of human interaction.
MicroLiter has also developed and has been issued multiple patents on a device to perform solid phase extraction and general laboratory filtration on the chromatograph using programmable sample handlers with XYZ needle movements called ITSP.
Facilities
MicroLiter is conveniently located in Suwanee, Georgia. Our facilities are configured to maximize the cleanliness efforts required to provide our customers with timely delivery of required inventory. MicroLiter maintains the cleaning capabilities in-house and assembles products into packaging that conforms to the handling requirements of our customers.
MicroLiter Analytical Supplies, Inc.
P.O. Box 808
Suwanee, GA 30024
TELEPHONE
TOLL FREE: (888) 232-7840
LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL:
(770) 932-6565
FAX
TOLL FREE: (888) 232-7845
LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL:
(770) 932-6652
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
20
YEAR FOUNDED
1996
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