Chroma Globe Vial Inserts

Chroma Globe vial inserts transform vials from full capacity to smaller volumes for when sample sizes are limited. They can be placed inside 1.5 mL Chroma Globe screw vials, crimp vials, and snap vials. Choose from glass, silanized glass, or polypropylene inserts with either a flat, conical, or polyspring bottom.

Skip to the end of the images gallery

Skip to the beginning of the images gallery

Buy

Part Number	Short Description	Vial Bottom	Vial Dimensions	Vial Glass Type	Vial Type	Material	Volume	Pack Size	Price
ME-06-0218	0.25mL Clear Glass Insert, 15mm Top, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	6 x 31 mm	Clear without Patch	Insert	Glass	0.25 mL	1000	£195.80
ME-06-0218s	0.25mL Clear Silanized Glass Insert, 15mm Top, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	6 x 31 mm	Clear without Patch	Insert	Silanized Glass	0.25 mL	1000	£529.40
ME-06-0232	0.25mL Clear Glass Insert, with Plastic Spring, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	5.7 x 29 mm	Clear without Patch	Polyspring Insert	Glass	0.25 mL	1000	£496.50
ME-06-0232s	0.25mL Clear Silanized Glass Insert, Plastic Spring, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	5.7 x 29 mm	Clear without Patch	Polyspring Insert	Silanized Glass	0.25 mL	1000	£904.20
ME-06-0361	0.3mL Clear Glass Insert, 12mm Top, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	6 x 31 mm	Clear without Patch	Insert	Glass	0.3 mL	1000	£222.60
ME-06-0362	0.35mL Clear Glass Insert, Flat Bottom, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Flat	6 x 31 mm	Clear without Patch	Insert	Glass	0.35 mL	1000	£186.10
ME-06-1174	0.25mL Transparent Polypropylene Insert, with Plastic Spring, for Wide Opening Vials, 1000pk	Conical	6 x 29 mm	Clear without Patch	Polyspring Insert	Polypropylene	0.25 mL	1000	£301.80

Features

Suitable for use in wide opening screw, crimp, and snap vials
Inserts reduce the volume so that a needle is capable of picking up the smallest sample quantities
The longer the top of an insert the more the volume can be reduced
The polyspring ensures a centric fit and reliable sampling
Silanized inserts are used to reduce the adsorption of polar compounds onto the normally polar surface of the glass

Literature