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Hamilton Glass Syringes are the Standard in Precision Measurement

Top quality materials and skilled workmanship ensure Hamilton syringes consistently deliver the highest possible performance for reliable analyses. Choose from more than 2,000 chemistry syringes and accessory part numbers or work with us to custom-build your own.

Hamilton continuously researches new materials and methods to improve the fit, form, and function of our borosilicate glass syringe and needle configurations. Our syringe catalog includes options for luer slip tips, nickel-plated brass luer lock terminations, and even heat-resistant 200°C Headspace Syringes. See other laboratory products here.

Information for Hamilton Glass Syringes

The fluid path of a Hamilton glass syringe is chemically inert with stainless steel, borosilicate glass, and PTFE used for most syringes. N.I.S.T. traceable certification is available as an additional service for most syringes in our product line.

What are the Advantages of Glass Syringes?

Borosilicate glass is a highly versatile material that possesses both a high degree of chemical inertness and the ability to form into precise dimensional shapes. When selecting a syringe for a specific application, it is essential to consider the materials used in its construction. Hamilton syringe barrels, for instance, are made from high-quality borosilicate glass, which is the preferred material for its ability to hold precisely engineered shapes without degrading over time.
Unlike plastic syringes, which can stretch, bend, or wear out with use, glass syringes remain rigid, maintaining their volumetric shape throughout their entire application lifetime. In addition to its dimensional stability, borosilicate glass also has a wide range of chemical inertness, making it the ideal choice for handling a variety of chemicals. Moreover, glass syringes are more environmentally friendly than plastic syringes, as they are recyclable and have a longer application life.

Looking for Syringe Certificates?

A Certificate of Calibration is provided with every Calibrated Syringe. All Calibrated Syringe part numbers begin with CAL (for example, CAL80300).
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Resources for Hamilton Syringes

Hamilton's knowledge base provides a range of explanatory articles, frequently asked questions, and document downloads.
  • Syringe Care and Use Guide

    Hamilton’s Syringe Care and Use guide outlines the basics of daily syringe use and operation so that scientists and technicians can achieve the highest level of accuracy and precision. Important topics covered include inspection, operating temperature, trapped air, and sample carryover.
  • Instructions - Pipette Controller

    The pipette controller syringe is a Hamilton Gastight® Luer Tip syringe modified with a special free-sliding, thumb-wheel plunger. The syringe is supplied with 41 mm (1-5⁄8”) of clear vinyl tubing, 3 mm ID (0.125”) x 6 mm OD (0.250”), to attach a pipette to the syringe’s luer tip. The syringe draws liquids into the pipette (liquids do not enter the syringe barrel).
  • Instructions - Hamilton SaltLine Syringes

    SaltLine syringes were developed to combat the rigors of solutions with high salt concentrations.
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