Description
Micro-inserts in borosilicate glass are clear glass laboratory inserts for autosampler vials and sample bottles. Each insert is fitted with a plastic spring and provides a volume of 0,1 ml for small-volume sample presentation in analytical workflows. The clear borosilicate glass body supports visual inspection of the liquid, while the plastic spring helps seat the insert inside compatible vials used with automated sampling systems. These micro-inserts are supplied in a pack of 100 pc(s) with a pack weight of 0,063 kg and form part of standard laboratory glass consumables for vial-based sample handling. Offered from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, they suit laboratories that need reduced working volumes inside conventional autosampler vial formats. The 0,1 ml capacity concentrates limited sample amounts toward the base of the insert for needle access during injection sequences. Typical use sits within chromatography sample introduction and related instrumental methods where micro-inserts improve handling of scarce analytes. Material, clear finish, plastic spring and stated volume together define this configuration for routine labware sets focused on autosampler vials and sample bottles.
This article is part of Vial inserts, in Vials, caps & septa.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Micro-inserts
- Material: Borosilicate glass
- Appearance: Clear glass
- Design: Plastic spring
- Volume: 0,1 ml
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Micro-inserts, borosilicate glass,, clear glass, plastic spring, 0.1 ml is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Vial inserts, inside Vials, caps & septa, in Chromatography equipment.
A vial insert is a small glass or plastic cup inside a standard vial, so a few microlitres stand high enough for the needle. Volume, glass or polypropylene, and whether it has a spring or a foot are the choices. The wrong insert sits too low and the needle hits the bottom.
An autosampler vial is the small closed bottle a chromatograph picks up. The neck is crimp, screw or snap, and the cap and the septum have to be that neck. The septum is the part the needle pierces. A soft septum reseals. A septum that is wrong for the solvent swells or sheds particles into the sample. Inserts reduce the volume when the sample is scarce. The separation they feed is described with IUPAC names and PubChem data.
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