Microliter Syringes
Microliter syringes are for use with liquids only. They incorporate a hand-fitted stainless steel plunger with a finely bored syringe barrel. These syringes are ideal for homogeneous samples that are not prone to precipitation or bonding with glass.
Under the proper conditions, plunger wear is minimal and the life of a Microliter syringe is almost unlimited. However, when using heterogeneous solutions with a Microliter syringe, the user must be especially diligent about cleaning the syringe after each use. For more information, see our Hamilton Syringe Care and Use Guide on properly maintaining our syringes.
In some cases, even diligent cleaning is not sufficient and the barrel will become soiled. The deposits on the glass will compromise the tight tolerances between the glass and the plunger resulting in a frozen plunger. Plungers for Hamilton Microliter syringes cannot be interchanged or replaced if damaged. For heterogeneous solutions, a gastight syringe is the best option.
600 Series Microliter Syringes
700 Series Syringes
800 Series Microliter Syringes
900 Series Microliter Syringes
7000 Series Microliter Syringes
Microliter Syringes Series Comparison
| Series | Syringe Volume | Model Numbers | Terminations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 600 | 2.5 - 5 µL | 62 - 65 | Removable Needle |
| 700 | 5 - 500 µL | 75 - 750 | Cemented Needle, Removable Needle, Luer Tip |
| 800 | 5 - 250 µL | 85 - 825 | Cemented Needle, Removable Needle |
| 900 | 5 - 10 µL | 95 - 901 | Cemented Needle, Removable Needle |
| 7000 | 0.5 - 5 µL | 7000.5 - 7105 | Knurled Hub |
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Resources
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Technical Note - Determining Hamilton Syringe Performance
A general procedure based on determining the mass of deionized water samples delivered by a syringe. True volume is calculated based on the density of water at specific temperatures. -
Instructions - Microliter Syringes
Get the basic information on proper use of syringes, cleaning, and specifications for temperature and pressure. -
Instructions - Syringe Calibration
Learn about how Hamilton handles calibration of syringes via a gravimetric measurement.
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What is the accuracy of Hamilton syringes?
Hamilton syringes are manufactured to be accurate within ±1% of nominal volume, and with precision within 1%, measured at 80% of total scale volume. The design of our barrel and plunger dimensions assures high levels of accuracy and precision. The Hamilton Company Quality System is ISO 9001: 2015 certified. -
What is the volume range of the Microliter syringes?
Microliter syringes accurately dispense volumes between 0.05 µL to 500 µL. These syringes feature a stainless-steel plunger individually fitted to the glass barrel, creating a liquid-tight seal and nearly frictionless movement. Hamilton Microliter Syringes include 600 Series, 700 Series, 800 Series, and 7000 Series syringes. -
What is the difference between Gastight and Microliter syringes?
Microliter syringes feature an individually fitted, stainless-steel plunger creating a liquid-tight seal and nearly frictionless movement to accurately dispense liquids from 0.05 µL to 500 µL. Gastight syringes feature a precision-machined PTFE plunger tip creating a leak-free seal to dispense both liquids and gases from 1 µL to 2 L.
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Syringe Terminations
One of the first steps to understanding the ideal syringe for your specific application is to know which termination is best. This article helps you make that determination, explaining what to choose based on your requirements like dispense volume, need for autoclaving, desired dead volume, pressure tolerances, or necessary headspace.
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