N6766
Hamilton® syringe needles
for series TLL (PTFE Luer-Lock) syringes, needle size 26s ga (bevel tip), needle bevel 22 °, needle L 2 in. (55 mm)
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6 EA
€102.00
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
NACRES:
NB.03
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material
Kel-F hub
stainless steel needle
needle size
26s ga (bevel tip)
feature
Use with LT and TLL syringes
manufacturer/tradename
Hamilton 90139
needle L
2 in. (55 mm)
needle bevel
22 °
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General description
Hamilton syringe is available in gas-tight type that minimizes the gas exchange in analysis. It gives accurate volume delivery. The plunger is mostly unsurpassed.[1] The tip is threaded in a luer lock syringe allowing the needle to be tightly screwed to the tip.[2]
Hamilton syringes in Series N are provided with cemented needles that are not replaceable by the user. Series RN and KH syringes are provided with needles that are removable and user-replaceable. Needles for Series LT and TLL syringes must be purchased separately.
Replacement needles for RN syringes, and accessory needles for LT and TLL syringes are listed below. KH needles are listed after the Series 7000 syringes with which they are used.
Replacement needles for RN syringes, and accessory needles for LT and TLL syringes are listed below. KH needles are listed after the Series 7000 syringes with which they are used.
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