250ul Micro-Insert, 29 x 5.7 mm for 9mm Vials, Mandrel Interior/Polymer Feet, 100Pk - CV2044
Combining a precision glass shell with a bonded micro-insert, Tisch CV2044 vials eliminate the alignment issues associated with loose insert configurations. Integrated design eliminates the air gaps and misalignment inherent in loose-insert configurations, reducing injection volume variability in quantitative trace-level methods. For this reason, reliable component compatibility across the chromatography closure system supports reproducible analytical results from sample preparation through final data acquisition.
Reliable injection-to-injection reproducibility in your chromatographic workflow starts with consumables engineered to maintain dimensional and chemical consistency across every lot. Integrated micro-insert geometry lets you recover maximum analyte from minimum sample volume, eliminating the dead-volume losses that compromise trace-level quantitation. Ensure your analytical results reflect true sample composition rather than containment variability by selecting vials, caps, and septa built to consistent specifications.
Compatible Chromatography Components
| Closure | 9mm Short Thread Screw Caps — Blue, Black (Polypropylene) |
| Septa | 9mm PTFE/Silicone — Standard and Pre-Slit |
| Vials | 9mm Short Thread Clear and Amber Glass Vials (1.5mL) |
| Thread | Short Thread / ND9 |
- Capacity
- 250uL
- Color
- Clear
- Construction
- Glass
- Diameter
- 9mm
- Dimensions
- 29mm x 5.7mm
- Pack Count
- 100
- Sterility
- Nonsterile
- Weight
- 0.39
- Metabolite Identification - Low-volume capability supports injection of concentrated extracts without dilution-related sensitivity losses.
- Precious Sample Recovery - Integrated insert eliminates the dead-volume losses that compromise quantitation of irreplaceable research specimens.
- Stability Study Samples - Micro-volume design accommodates the small aliquots pulled from time-point stability testing protocols.
- Trace-Level Quantitation - Conical micro-insert geometry channels limited sample volume to the needle tip for maximum analyte recovery.
- Pediatric Bioanalysis - Reduced dead volume enables accurate injection from the sub-milliliter specimen volumes typical in pediatric studies.
- Method Development - Reduced sample requirement per injection accelerates method optimization when reference standards are quantity-limited.