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Shimadzu 221-48876-03 Deactivated Glass Insert for GC-2010 Gas Chromatograph

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Product description

Deactivated inert-glass injection insert for Shimadzu GC-2010 systems and sensitive GC analysis.

The Shimadzu 221-48876-03 Deactivated Glass Insert is an inert-glass injection liner designed for Shimadzu GC-2010 gas chromatograph injector systems. Its silane-deactivated inner surface helps reduce adsorption, surface interactions, and reactions with polar or reactive compounds.

  • Manufacturer: Shimadzu
  • Part number: 221-48876-03
  • Compatibility: Shimadzu GC-2010 GC system and injector
  • Material: High-purity inert glass
  • Surface treatment: Silanized and deactivated
  • Function: Minimizes interactions between the sample and active surfaces
  • Approximate inner diameter: 1–2 mm, model-dependent
  • Approximate length: 5–8 cm
  • Temperature range: Up to approximately 350 °C, depending on the interface and GC configuration
  • Application: Gas chromatography of polar- or reaction-sensitive samples

This GC injection insert supports improved signal stability and analytical reproducibility for applications involving biomolecules, siloxanes, pesticides, and pharmaceutical compounds. It is suitable for analytical laboratories performing environmental testing, pharmaceutical analysis, biotechnology research, and molecular characterization by gas chromatography.

The insert is described as being in very good condition and prepared for use with a compatible Shimadzu GC system.

€536 sits above most gc accessories here. The middle half of the 84 with a price runs from €60 to €242.

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Last updated 3 November 2026