100 µL, Microliter Syringe, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 80600

22s gauge, 2 in (51 mm), point style 2: curved, beveled

Part # 80600

This 700 series Microliter #710 syringe features a stainless-steel plunger individually fitted to its barrel giving it a velvet feel. This 100 µL syringe (PN: 80600) is made from high-quality and chemically resistant materials.

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100 µL, Microliter Syringe, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 80600 Details

Hamilton's 700 series, Microliter #710 Cemented Needle (N) Syringe is designed for standard injections. Our lab syringes ensure an accuracy of ± 1%, superior durability, and are manufactured with the highest quality chemically resistant materials.

Hamilton's 700 series syringes offer a velvet feel, featuring a stainless-steel plunger crafted to fit the glass barrel with a tolerance of less than three-thousandths of a millimeter. Hamilton's rigorous quality control guarantees the highest standards of accuracy and precision.

Common applications Veterinary Sciences

Borosilicate Glass Syringe Body

  • Provides chemical durability and long-lasting syringe performance.
  • Maintains accuracy and precision over a wide range of temperatures and pressures.

Stainless Steel Fitted Syringe Design

  • Each Microliter Syringe features a stainless-steel plunger fitted precisely to its glass barrel for optimal performance.
  • A tolerance of less than 0.003 mm guarantees precise performance.
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  • Microliter Syringes for Accurate Analysis of Reactive Chemical Species

    We commonly use microliter syringes for the preparation of reactions as they allow for the precise addition of reagents, and in addition, are inert to many of the redox reagents we use in our chemistry. We can also accurately transfer reactive species for chemical analysis without significant sample degradation. As we move into a new phase of our research, Hamilton syringes will allow for the accurate analysis of reaction products. This will include the GC analysis of N2, H2, and small molecule activation products from C-N bond forming chemistry.

    Tim Storr
    Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University | Chemistry

100 µL, Microliter Syringe, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 80600 Specifications

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Volume 100 µL
Syringe Type Microliter
Syringe Series 700
Termination Cemented Needle (N)
Needle Cemented Needle
Gauge 22s gauge
Point Style 2: Curved, Beveled
Needle Length 2 inch (51 mm)
Plunger Style Standard Plunger
Fluid Path SST, borosilicate glass
Autoclavable No
Gas Sterilizable Yes
Pressure 2000 psig (137.9 bar)
Maximum Operating Temperature 50°C / 122°F
Minimum Operating Temperature 10°C / 50°F
Barrel Inner Diameter 0.061 inches (1.46 mm)
Barrel Outer Diameter 0.305 inches (7.75 mm)
Needle Inner Diameter 0.0059 inches (0.15 mm)
Needle Outer Diameter 0.0283 inches (0.72 mm)
Std Needle Dead Volume 1.13 µL
Sales Quantity 1 syringe per pack
Syringe Model Number 710

100 µL, Microliter Syringe, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 80600 Resources

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