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Hamilton® syringe, 1000 series GASTIGHT®, PTFE luer lock
1100TLL, Kel-F CTFE Luer lock, volume 100 mL, needle size (not included)
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material
Kel-F CTFE Luer lock
needle size
(not included)
packaging
pkg of 1 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Hamilton 86020
needle L
, n/a
volume
100 mL
fitting
luer lock (without slots)
compatibility
for use with Hamilton 1100TLL (PTFE Luer lock)
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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. The tip is threaded in a luer lock syringe allowing the needle to be tightly screwed to the tip.
Application
It has been used in syringe pumps to set gas and liquid volumetric flow rate while investigating mechanism which enhances heat transfer model for gas-liquid slug flows. It has also been used in pumping anolyte and catholyte for microbial electrochemical analysis of Geobacter sulfurreducens in response to different chemicals using laminar-flow microfluidic device.
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GASTIGHT is a registered trademark of Hamilton Co.
Hamilton is a registered trademark of Hamilton Co.
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