2.5 mL, Gastight Spark Holland Autosampler Syringe, ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28), PN: 54662-01

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This 1000 series syringe is a 2.5 mL Gastight #1002 syringe designed to manually dispense heterogeneous, volatile, and viscous samples. Commonly used with instruments, this syringe (PN: 54662-01) has a ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28) termination. View Compatible Autosamplers

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2.5 mL, Gastight Spark Holland Autosampler Syringe, ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28), PN: 54662-01 Details

Hamilton's 1000 series, Gastight #1002 ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28) Spark Holland Autosampler Syringes with Side Post Mounting (XL) plunger are ideal for dispensing both liquids and gases. They have a polymer plunger tip that creates a leak-free seal. With a wide range of volume capabilities, terminations, needle options and plunger styles, this syringe series provides exceptional flexibility and versatility. Hamilton syringes ensure an accuracy of ± 1%, superior durability, and are manufactured with the highest quality chemically resistant materials.

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ESA Model 540 MT Syringes

ProStar 410 Syringes

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ProStar 430 Syringes

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Grace Alltech Model 580 Autosampler Syringes

Series 225 Syringes

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Polymer Plunger Tip

  • A white polymer plunger tip effectively wipes the glass barrel, creating a leak-free seal.
  • Ensures a Gastight performance, suitable for liquids and gases.

Side Post Mounting Plunger

  • Incorporates a stop mechanism to protect the plunger tip, enhancing durability and reliability for instrument use.
  • Specifically designed for full-height syringes with a 60 mm stroke length.
Scientific Citations

  • Gastight Syringes Ensures Integrity of Environment Sensitive Catalysts (or Samples)

    For such, we utilize highly reactive catalysts that are in many cases air and moisture-sensitive. Gastight Hamilton syringes are essential to maintaining the catalyst integrity and, therefore, ensuring reproducible and trustable results.

    Stella A. Gonsales
    Assistant Professor, University of Chemistry and Technology Prague | Department of Polymers

2.5 mL, Gastight Spark Holland Autosampler Syringe, ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28), PN: 54662-01 Specifications

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Volume 2.5 mL
Syringe Type Gastight
Syringe Series 1000
Termination ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28)
Needle No Needle Available
Plunger Style Side Post Mounting (XL)
Fluid Path Borosilicate glass, PTFE, PFA
Autoclavable Yes
Gas Sterilizable Yes
Pressure 1000 psig (68.9 bar)
Maximum Operating Temperature 80°C / 176°F
Minimum Operating Temperature 10°C / 50°F
Barrel Inner Diameter 0.287 inches (7.29 mm)
Barrel Outer Diameter 0.407 inches (10.3 mm)
Sales Quantity 1 syringe per pack
Syringe Model Number 1002

2.5 mL, Gastight Spark Holland Autosampler Syringe, ChemSeal (C, 1/4"-28), PN: 54662-01 Resources

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