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HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe

The HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe (MPN 80900) features a borosilicate glass barrel and PTFE plunger and tip. It includes cemented needles with point style 2 and has a replaceable PTFE tip. This syringe is…

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Brand
HAMILTON
Item
50 µL Gastight Syringe
Part Number
80900
Category
Gastight Syringes
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Also known as:80900HAMILTON
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Technical Specifications

HAMILTON
Manufacturer Part Number
80900
Type
- mL, Gastight, Borosilicate Glass, PTFE, Replaceable Tip, Cemented
Needle Type
Cemented
Syringe Type
Gastight
Tip Material
PTFE
Attachment Type
Cemented
Barrel Material
Borosilicate Glass
Replaceable Tip
Yes
Includes Needles
Yes
Plunger Material
PTFE
Compatible Needles
Cemented
Needle Point Style
2
Individually Packaged
Yes

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Product Description

The HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe (MPN 80900) features a borosilicate glass barrel and PTFE plunger and tip. It includes cemented needles with point style 2 and has a replaceable PTFE tip. This syringe is individually packaged and compatible with cemented needles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe used for?

The HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe (MPN 80900) is used for precise liquid handling in analytical chemistry, chromatography, and laboratory research. Its gastight design with PTFE plunger and tip prevents leakage and contamination, making it suitable for volatile or viscous samples.

What are the specifications of the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe?

The HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe (MPN 80900) has a borosilicate glass barrel, PTFE plunger and tip, and cemented needle with point style 2. It features a replaceable PTFE tip and is compatible with cemented needles. The syringe is individually packaged.

Where to buy the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe worldwide?

You can source the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe (MPN 80900) through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to maintain the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe?

To maintain the HAMILTON 50 µL Gastight Syringe, clean the borosilicate glass barrel and PTFE components with compatible solvents after each use. Replace the PTFE tip when worn. Avoid bending the cemented needle. Store the syringe in its individual packaging to prevent damage.

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Common applications for HAMILTON
Heavy machinery moving — Hamilton extreme-duty plate casters with steel wheels and roller bearings, such as SKU 55HA27, for moving large equipment in manufacturing plants.
Material handling carts — Hamilton swivel plate casters with polyurethane wheels and face brakes, like SKU 55HA30, for carts requiring controlled movement and floor protection.
Platform trucks — Hamilton casters with nylon wheels and ball bearings, such as SKU 6AZN4, for platform trucks used in warehouses and distribution centers.
Industrial carts — Hamilton extreme-duty casters with face brakes, like SKU 55HA32, for carts that need to be locked in place during loading and unloading.
Large machinery — Hamilton casters with high mounting heights, such as SKU 55HA28, for supporting and moving large machinery in industrial settings.
Material handling equipment — Hamilton casters with various wheel materials and bearings, such as SKU 55HA34, for equipment requiring specific load and floor conditions.
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3G Electric supplies HAMILTON gastight syringes. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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