An HPLC system requires chromatographic columns (the choice of stationary phase depends on the application), vials for the autosampler, and corresponding caps with compatible septa. Madatec provides all these components in formats suitable for the main autosamplers available on the market.

Headspace vials are airtight containers used in headspace GC analysis: the sample is heated inside the vial, and the gaseous phase above it is injected into the gas chromatograph for the analysis of volatile compounds. They are used in environmental, food, and pharmaceutical analyses.

Crucibles are containers in which the sample is placed during thermal analysis. For DSC (Differential Scanning Calorimetry), aluminum crucibles are typically used. For TGA (Thermogravimetric Analysis), the choice of material—such as alumina, platinum, or quartz—depends on the maximum analysis temperature and the chemical compatibility with the sample.

The columns are available in standard market configurations (internal diameter, length, and film thickness for GC) and are compatible with the main chromatographic systems. To verify compatibility with a specific instrument or application, you can contact the Madatec technical team directly.