Syringes
Syringes deliver a reliable system of fluid and gas transport in both laboratory and general conditions, as well as an efficient fluid-delivery mechanism. They can also be used in non-research or medical applications such as injecting glue into tight repair joints in workshops or for refilling ink cartridges in fountain pens. Constructed of polyethylene or glass bodies and stainless steel tips, syringes are convenient and generally inexpensive, making them a universal tool across professions.
General Purpose Manual Syringes, MicroVolume, SGE
Supplier: Trajan Scientific and Medical
General purpose plunger-in-barrel microvolume syringes
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700 System Premium Syringes, Ok International
Supplier: OK INTERNATIONAL TE
Ultra-low draft construction of inner diameter yields high accuracy and stability.
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Gastight Luer-Lock Syringes, SGE
Supplier: Trajan Scientific and Medical
These inert syringes are ideal for liquid and gas samples. Suitable for manual and dispensing/diluting applications. Dispensed volume is accurate to ±1%.
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SGE Syringes, General Purpose Manual Syringe, PTFE Tipped Plunger, Trajan Scientific and Medical
Supplier: Trajan Scientific and Medical
SGE general purpose manual syringes feature Diamond Syringe Technology.
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SGE Syringes, Agilent® GC Autosampler Syringes, Trajan Scientific and Medical
Supplier: Trajan Scientific and Medical
Syringes are designed for use with Agilent autosampler models 7673, 7683, 7693A and 6850ALS.
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Syringe Gas Tight, Ace Glass Incorporated
Supplier: ACE GLASS, INC.
This syringe is designed for the highest performance in applications such as liquid or gas chromatography, handling of corrosive gases and liquids, radioactive materials and sterile solutions
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Syringes for Varian Autosamplers, SGE
Supplier: Trajan Scientific and Medical
These 25-gauge syringes with removable needles are designed for use with Varian autosamplers. They incorporate a unique plunger design, which reduces the risk of bending and seizing during injection.