TLC Syringes

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The needles on Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) syringes are coated from the point for 3/4” with a PTFE-coating. The coating reduces the surface tension between the needle and the liquid making it ideal for reproducible sample spotting. The TLC syringe is available as a cemented needle (SNTLC) or as a replacement needle to be installed into a standard removable needle (RN) syringe.

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TLC Syringes

TLC Cemented Needle Syringes
The needles on Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) syringes are coated from the point for 3/4” with a PTFE-coating. The coating reduces the surface tension between the needle and the liquid making it ideal for reproducible sample spotting.
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TLC Syringes

Removable Needle Syringes (No Needle)

Hamilton syringes have a robust, low dead volume connection that can be used with all the needle and tubing connectors.

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TLC Syringes

TLC Replacement Removable Needles

Hamilton provides replacement needles for our Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) syringes.

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TLC Syringes Resources

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HAM Technical Note Determining Syringe Performance

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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.
HAM Certificate Syringes

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Technical Note - Syringe Trueness and Precision Statement

Learn about Hamilton’s commitment to syringe trueness and precision. Understand how our manufacturing standards ensure accurate, repeatable liquid handling across syringe models.

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Syringe 1700 Series

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Find Your Syringe

Not sure which syringe you’re using? Follow these simple steps to identify your Hamilton syringe and locate the correct part number based on model, volume, and termination style.
Syringes Graduations

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Syringe Graduations

Another aspect of proper syringe selection requires knowing the graduations visible on a particular syringe series and volume. This detailed table of data provides scale length, total scale divisions, major graduations, minor graduations, and sub-minor graduations of each syringe series by volume.
Syringe Terminations

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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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FAQ

How can I sterilize my syringe?

Chemical sterilization is the preferred method for all Hamilton products. Autoclaving syringes should only be used as a last resort and only where specifically stated. Syringe sterilization is not straightforward. Not all syringes can be autoclaved.
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