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ESI ES-1003-0180 1.8 mm i.d. Sapphire Injector for Thermo ELEMENT2 1091260

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Coupled Technique
ICP-MS
MS Type
Magnetic Sector
Ionization Sources
ICP
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Coupled Technique
ICP-MS
MS Type
Magnetic Sector
Ionization Sources
ICP

Product description

1.8 mm i.d. sapphire injector for Thermo ELEMENT2 ICP-MS instruments, designed for precise sample introduction.

The ESI ES-1003-0180 is a sapphire injector designed for Thermo ELEMENT2 ICP-MS instruments. It provides precise, stable sample introduction for analytical mass spectrometry workflows, including trace-element analysis and applications in environmental testing, materials research, biotechnology, and molecular diagnostics.

  • Inner diameter: 1.8 mm
  • Material: Sapphire with high chemical resistance and scratch resistance
  • Compatibility: Thermo ELEMENT2 mass spectrometer
  • Function: Precise sample injection into the mass spectrometer
  • Approximate length: 50 mm, model-dependent
  • Approximate weight: 10–20 g
  • Connection: Standard Thermo ELEMENT2-compatible connection
  • Housing: Durable metal housing for mechanical stability
  • Part number: 1091260

The sapphire liner is intended to withstand aggressive samples and elevated temperatures while reducing wear and supporting reproducible sample delivery. The injector is reported to be in very good condition, with no visible scratches or signs of wear, and has been tested as fully functional.

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Last updated 19 October 2026