Instrument Syringes

Hamilton OEM Instrument Syringes

All Hamilton instrument syringes are either 1700 or 1000 series Gastight® syringes with a polymer plunger tip that creates a leak-free seal. Traditionally, the tip is made from PTFE or UHMWPE, but other materials can be used for select applications.

PSD/4 Syringes 

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Instrument Syringes Resources

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HAM Instructions Bubble Free Prime Syringes

Instruction

Instructions - Bubble-Free Prime Syringes

The BFP syringe manufactured by Hamilton Company is intended for scientific research and laboratory use only and is not intended for human in vivo use. These instructions outline installation of syringes into new and existing valves.
HAM Catalog OEM Liquid Handling Solutions

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Catalog - Liquid Handling Components

A quick guide to all Hamilton liquid handling components. Learn about air displacement vs liquid filled systems and the correct application of each.
Accuracy of Hamilton syringes 1

FAQ

What is the difference between Bubble Free Prime (BFP) Syringes and Luer Lock (TLL) Syringes?

For any syringe pump, the key to achieving the most accurate dispenses is eliminating all air from the fluid path. Traditional syringes trap approximately 50 μL of air between the tip of the syringe and the valve. For small syringes, this trapped air is the last to leave the syringe and the first to be drawn back in, making them difficult to prime. The Bubble Free Prime (BFP) syringe features a conical plunger tip which expels the air from the syringe and valve decreasing the number of priming cycles required to eliminate air bubbles from within the flow path.

Browse app notes, user guides, specification documents, and more in our Knowledge Center.

HAM Instructions Bubble Free Prime Syringes

Instruction

Instructions - Bubble-Free Prime Syringes

The BFP syringe manufactured by Hamilton Company is intended for scientific research and laboratory use only and is not intended for human in vivo use. These instructions outline installation of syringes into new and existing valves.
HAM Catalog OEM Liquid Handling Solutions

Catalog

Catalog - Liquid Handling Components

A quick guide to all Hamilton liquid handling components. Learn about air displacement vs liquid filled systems and the correct application of each.

Browse app notes, user guides, specification documents, and more in our Knowledge Center.

Accuracy of Hamilton syringes 1

FAQ

What is the difference between Bubble Free Prime (BFP) Syringes and Luer Lock (TLL) Syringes?

For any syringe pump, the key to achieving the most accurate dispenses is eliminating all air from the fluid path. Traditional syringes trap approximately 50 μL of air between the tip of the syringe and the valve. For small syringes, this trapped air is the last to leave the syringe and the first to be drawn back in, making them difficult to prime. The Bubble Free Prime (BFP) syringe features a conical plunger tip which expels the air from the syringe and valve decreasing the number of priming cycles required to eliminate air bubbles from within the flow path.
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