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Agilent G4513-80243 Blue Line ALS Autosampler Syringe, 100 µL Fixed Needle, 23-26/42 Cone

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Product description

100 µL Agilent Blue Line ALS autosampler syringe with fixed 23-26/42 cone needle.

The Agilent G4513-80243 Blue Line ALS autosampler syringe is a 100 µL fixed-needle syringe designed for automated sample injection workflows. It features a 23-26/42 cone needle configuration and is suitable for compatible Agilent ALS autosampler systems.

  • Brand: Agilent
  • Model: G4513-80243
  • Product type: ALS autosampler syringe
  • Capacity: 100 µL
  • Needle: Fixed
  • Needle specification: 23-26/42, cone
  • Series: Blue Line

The syringe is suitable for analytical laboratory applications including gas chromatography sample preparation and injection, chemical analysis, and automated laboratory workflows. The offered unit has been tested and is described as fully functional and ready for use.

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Last updated 7 November 2026