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Type I glass vials are specialized containers made from borosilicate glass designed to store pharmaceuticals and other sensitive materials. They are manufactured to provide a high level of chemical resistance and thermal stability, making them ideal for injectable drugs and other applications that require stringent quality standards. These vials are typically used in the pharmaceutical industry for packaging vaccines, serums, and other biologics.
| Material | Borosilicate glass |
| Volume range | 1 mL to 100 mL |
| Neck finish | Standardized finishes for compatibility with closures |
| Sterilization method | Autoclaving or gamma irradiation |
| Color | Clear or amber |
| Closure type | Rubber stoppers, aluminum seals, or screw caps |
When selecting Type I glass vials, consider the volume requirements and the specific chemical compatibility with the substances being stored. It's also important to specify the desired sterilization method and closure type to ensure compatibility with your packaging process. Certifications such as USP compliance may be relevant depending on the application, so inquire about these when requesting quotes.
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Type I glass vials are made from borosilicate glass, offering superior chemical resistance compared to Type II, which is soda-lime glass.
Type I glass vials are ideal for most pharmaceuticals, especially those sensitive to chemical leaching.
They typically range from 1 mL to 100 mL, but custom sizes may be available.
Generally, Type I glass vials are designed for single use to maintain sterility and prevent contamination.
Common sterilization methods include autoclaving and gamma irradiation.
Yes, they require closures that fit their neck finish, typically rubber stoppers or aluminum seals.