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Hamilton® GASTIGHT® syringe, 1800 series

1801RN, volume 10 μL, needle size 26s ga (bevel tip), needle L 51 mm (2 in.)

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41122001

material

bevel tip stainless steel needle (point style 2)

needle size

26s ga (bevel tip)

description

Gastight®

feature

needle type RN (removable needle)

packaging

pkg of 1 ea

manufacturer/tradename

Hamilton 84877

needle L

51 mm (2 in.)

volume

10 μL

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General description

Hamilton syringe is available in gas-tight type that minimizes the gas exchange in GC analysis. It gives accurate volume delivery. The plunger is mostly unsurpassed.
  • Ideal for corrosive, radioactive, or sterile materials
  • Removable handle minimizes heat transfer from hand to sample, making the syringe easy to hold
  • Accurate and reproducible to ±1%
  • Field repairable

Application

It was used in calibration of detector to remove mercury [Hg] vapour during determination of Hg in patches of scale by Laser ablation system.

Legal Information

GASTIGHT is a registered trademark of Hamilton Co.
Hamilton is a registered trademark of Hamilton Co.

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