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These gas tight syringe are designed for HPLC autosamplers.

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These gas tight syringes are designed for HPLC autosamplers.

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GC on-column syringes with three choices of needle: Stainless steel fixed (N), stainless steel removable (RN) or fused silica removable (RNFS).

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Gas tight syringes made of borosilicate glass or PTFE with Luer tip termination.

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These syringes are used for Valco™ VISF-1 injection valves.

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NR = Rheodyne needle
RNR = Replacement Rheodyne needle

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These syringes are the Gastight® version of the original 700 series syringes and are ideal for dispensing volumes from 1 µl up to 500 µl.

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Multi-channel gel loading syringes are designed for multiplex DNA sequencing methodologies. They can rapidly transfer 1, 8, or 12 samples to sequencing gels, 96-well plates, or nylon membranes.

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CTC PAL® autosamplers are able to sample from many different vial and well types and have ultimate platform flexibility. The syringe is the most important part of every injection that the HPLC PAL® system performs. These autosampler syringes are specially designed for use in these HPLC PAL® systems: PAL® HTC-xt, PAL® HTS-xt, PAL® HTX-xt sold under the following brands: AB Sciex, Agilent, Alpha M.O.S., Antek, Bruker, Dionex, GE, Gerstel, GL Sciences, Lauda, LEAP Technologies, MicroCal, MPS, Perichrom, PerkinElmer, Shimadzu, Sotax, Thermo Scientific, Waters and Zoex.

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The 900 series syringe is the economical version of the 800 series syringe. This series of syringes is ideal for dispensing volumes from 0,5 μl up to 10 μl. The syringe holder is permanently attached to the syringe barrel. This reduces the initial cost of the syringe but eliminates the possibility of replacement components.

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The 1800 series is the reinforced plunger version of the 1700 series syringe. Attached to the flange of the syringe is a removable blue syringe holder that prevents heat transfer, dispense inaccuracies and plunger blow outs. It also provides support to small volume plungers that are prone to bending during injection.

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific

GC Autosampler syringes for use with Agilent GC instruments.

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These syringes allow the collection, storage, transport and analysis of liquid or gaseous samples without the danger of evaporative loss or environmental contamination.

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Syringes are designed and tested to meet critical autosampler performance needs.

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This adjustable Hamilton syringe delivers samples of identical volumes time after time, regardless of the pressure exerted on the piston by the operator. The micrometer control enables sample volumes to be chosen in increments as small as 0,05 µl. The locking bar serves to ensure that the sample volume always remains constant.

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These syringes are used for GC autosamplers.

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Microliter™ and gas/liquid tight syringes with reinforced plunger, ranging from 10 to 250 µl.

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Microsyringe pipettes with a special ³/₄" electrotapered needle for easy attachment of PTFE tips. The sample only wets the disposable PTFE tips, eliminating sample cross-contamination.

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Adjustable multi-channel gel loading syringes simplify and speed sample loading of 96 lane gels. The adjustable gel loading syringe (AGLS) allows quick, easy transfer and loading of DNA samples. Eight samples at a time can be transferred directly from a microwell plate with 9 mm spacing to a 96-lane gel with 10,8 mm spacing.

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Suitable for applications such as GC, TLC and micro pipetting. Manufactured according to the principle of dead volume by positive pressure. A tungsten piston is introduced into the syringe as far as the tip of the needle. Needle and piston are calibrated against each other and must be changed at the same time in the event of replacement.

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These GC syringes are suitable for Bruker Varian Chrompack autosamplers.

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The 700 series syringe is the original hand-fitted Hamilton syringe. This series of syringes is ideal for dispensing volumes from 0,5 to 500 µl. The stainless steel plunger is manufactured to fit the glass barrel with a tolerance smaller than 100 millionths of an inch, resulting in unsurpassed syringe life. Each syringe is manufactured to achieve the highest level of accuracy and precision possible.

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The syringe guide comes with a syringe installed from the factory. This eliminates the assembly step which can lead to damage of the smaller volume syringes. This is especially critical for 7000 series syringes which have extremely small plunger wires.

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Universal injection syringes for GC. Similar to the 700 series but with a reinforced, protected plunger.

Supplier: KNAUER

This syringe has a glass barrel, stainless steel piston with PTFE seal, including needle with spring stopper.

Supplier: THERMO NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC

These syringes are an ideal choice for all syringe filter applications. They feature a two-part construction using PP barrels and PE plungers. This eliminates the need for rubber or synthetic plunger gaskets and requires no silicone or oil lubricant in the barrel.

Supplier: MACHEREY-NAGEL

These disposable syringes have a PP body and piston.

Supplier: MURRAY S

Glass syringes, without needles, fully interchangeable.

Supplier: VICI

The syringes feature a PTFE plunger tip, stress-formed by a special process to ensure a leak-tight seal. The self-lubricating plunger tip stays smooth for the life of the syringe, with none of the seizing or residue buildup associated with conventional all-metal plungers.

Supplier: Hospidex

Providing ultra-precise analyses. The plunger extends down into the tip of the needle ensuring that no dead volume is created.