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

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Product description

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

The Shimadzu 221-48876-03 Deactivated Glass Insert is a replacement GC injection liner designed for Shimadzu GC-2010 gas chromatograph injector systems. Its silanized, chemically inert inner surface helps minimize sample adsorption, contamination, and reactions with polar or reactive compounds.

The deactivated glass insert supports improved reproducibility and signal stability in gas chromatography applications involving:

  • Biomolecules and other sensitive analytes
  • Siloxanes
  • Pesticides
  • Pharmaceutical compounds
  • Polar or reactive substances

Product details

  • Brand: Shimadzu
  • Part number: 221-48876-03
  • Compatibility: Shimadzu GC-2010 GC system
  • Material: High-purity inert glass with silane deactivation
  • Function: Reduces interactions between the sample and injector surfaces
  • Interior diameter: Approximately 1–2 mm, depending on configuration
  • Length: Approximately 5–8 cm
  • Temperature range: Up to approximately 350 °C, depending on the interface and GC configuration
  • Surface treatment: Silanized and deactivated to reduce active sites
  • Intended use: GC analysis of samples sensitive to polar surface interactions
  • Condition: Very good condition and prepared for use with a compatible Shimadzu GC system

This Shimadzu GC-2010 injection liner is suitable for analytical laboratories conducting pharmaceutical analysis, environmental testing, pesticide analysis, and biotechnology-related workflows requiring reliable gas chromatography of sensitive compounds.

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Last updated 19 October 2026