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

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Product description

Deactivated glass insert for Shimadzu GC-2010 injectors, designed for sensitive polar and reactive samples.

The Shimadzu 221-48876-03 deactivated glass insert is a GC injector liner designed for Shimadzu GC-2010 gas chromatography systems. Its high-purity inert glass construction and silanized surface help minimize sample adsorption, contamination, and chemical interactions with active surfaces.

This glass insert supports reproducible injections and stable detector response when analyzing sensitive compounds, including biomolecules, siloxanes, pesticides, and pharmaceutical substances. It is particularly suitable for gas chromatography workflows involving polar or reactive samples in analytical chemistry, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, and environmental testing.

Technical specifications:

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

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Last updated 4 November 2026