900 Series Microliter Syringes
The 900 series syringe is the economical version of the 800 series syringe. This series of Microliter syringes is ideal for dispensing volumes from 0.5 μL up to 10 μL. The syringe holder is permanently attached to the syringe barrel. This reduces the initial cost of the syringe but eliminates the possibility of replacement components.
900 Series Specifications
| Model Number | Volume | Barrel Inner Diameter | Stroke Length | Operating Pressure | Operating Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95 | 5 µL | 0.34 mm | 54 mm | 14 MPa | 10 - 115 °C1 |
| 901 | 10 µL | 0.49 mm | 54 mm | 14 MPa | 10 - 115 °C1 |
1 If the syringe termination is a cemented needle or luer tip cemented needle then the maximum temperature is 50 °C.
Syringes for Higher Education
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Resources
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Instructions - Microliter Syringes
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Instructions - Syringe Calibration
Learn about how Hamilton handles calibration of syringes via a gravimetric measurement.
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Needle Point Style Guide
Hamilton offers a variety of different laboratory needle point designs. Needle termination selection is very important to the proper function of an application. Lab needles need to perform in many different environments. Terminations are available in non-coring, beveled, drilled side port and more. -
Needle Gauge Chart
In addition to being inert stainless steel, lab needles require proper sizing in order to function properly. The diameter of a needle is defined by its gauge. Hamilton company offers a wide spectrum of gauges. This index displays the internal and outer dimensions and the dead volume.
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