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Hamilton 80539 Microliter Injection Syringe, 50μL, Model 705N

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MPN
80521
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - GOOD CONDITION
Volume
50μL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
G2
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Brands
Hamilton
New/Used
New
MPN
80521
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - GOOD CONDITION
Volume
50μL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
G2

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Product description

50μL Hamilton microsyringe with 22 gauge needle for precise GC injection, split/splitless operation

  • Part of the Hamilton 700 series syringes designed for precise liquid delivery
  • Used in gas chromatography split/splitless injection systems
  • Injects sample through a rubber septum into a heated vaporizer chamber
  • Sample vaporizes into carrier gas, solvent, and analytes mixture
  • Split mode diverts most vapor outside column to prevent overload
  • Splitless mode closes vent for sensitive trace analysis
  • Needle termination: Cemented needle
  • Volume capacity: 50μL
  • Needle size: 22 gauge
  • Point style: 5 (conical tip)
  • Needle length: 51 mm (2 inches)

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Last updated 19 October 2026