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5 mL, Gastight Syringe, Built-in Chaney Adapter, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 81518

22 gauge, 2 inch (51 mm), Point Style 2: Curved, Beveled

Part # 81518

This 1000 series syringe is a Gastight #1005 syringe designed to manually dispense heterogeneous, volatile, and viscous samples. Commonly used with instruments. This 5 mL syringe (PN: 81518) has a Luer Tip Cemented Needle (LTN) termination and is compatible with a Cemented Needle.

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5 mL, Gastight Syringe, Built-in Chaney Adapter, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 81518 Details

Hamilton's 1000 series, Gastight #1005 Cemented Needle (N) Syringe, Built-in Chaney Adapter is a device that assures repetitive and identical syringe plunger location. It eliminates most user error when setting a syringe plunger at a specific volume. A pre-installed Chaney Adapter eliminates the assembly step, which can lead to damage to the smaller volume syringes. The 1000 series is a mid-volume Gastight syringe. They feature 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.

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.

Chaney Adapter

  • Ensures reproducible and identical plunger positioning on the syringe.
  • Features an adjustable stop for precise and repeatable fill volume setting.
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

5 mL, Gastight Syringe, Built-in Chaney Adapter, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 81518 Specifications

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Volume 5 mL
Syringe Type Gastight
Syringe Series 1000
Termination Luer Tip Cemented Needle (LTN)
Needle Cemented Needle
Gauge 22 gauge
Point Style 2: Curved, Beveled
Needle Length 2 inch (51 mm)
Fluid Path SST, Borosilicate glass, PTFE
Autoclavable No
Gas Sterilizable Yes
Pressure 200 psig (13.8 bar)
Maximum Operating Temperature 50°C / 122°F
Minimum Operating Temperature 10°C / 50°F
Barrel Inner Diameter 0.406 inches (10.3 mm)
Barrel Outer Diameter 0.530 inches (13.5 mm)
Needle Inner Diameter 0.0161 inches (0.41 mm)
Needle Outer Diameter 0.0283 inches (0.72 mm)
Std Needle Dead Volume 6.81 µL
Sales Quantity 1 syringe per pack
Syringe Model Number 1005

5 mL, Gastight Syringe, Built-in Chaney Adapter, Cemented Needle (N), PN: 81518 Resources

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