Description
0,3 ml micro-insert, 40 x 6 mm, clear glass, 1st hydrolytic class, with a 15 mm tip is designed for low-volume sample work in chromatography and related analytical setups. The insert is made from clear glass of the first hydrolytic class, supporting chemically demanding sample contact while keeping residual volumes small. Dimensions of 40 x 6 mm and the pointed 15 mm tip help centre limited sample amounts in compatible vials so that autosamplers can draw efficiently from reduced fill levels. A metal spring is required for correct seating and use. Supplied in a pack of 1000 pieces from manufacturer Altmann Analytik, these micro-inserts suit high-throughput laboratories that process many small-volume injections. They support HPLC and GC sample preparation where limited analyte availability or costly standards make reduced dead volume important. Clear glass construction aids visual inspection of the remaining liquid before and after injection, while the defined tip geometry promotes reliable needle access at the bottom of the insert.
This article is part of Vial inserts, in Vials, caps & septa.
Key features
- Pack size: 1000 pc(s)
- Volume: 0,3 ml
- Dimensions: 40 x 6 mm
- Material: Clear glass
- Glass quality: 1st hydrolytic class
- Tip length: 15 mm
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0,3ml Micro-Insert, 40x6mm, clear glass, 1st hydrolytic class, 15mm top is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Altmann Analytik 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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