Hamilton 80639 Microliter #710N Injection Syringe, 100μL, 22G Needle, 51mm Length

Name: Hamilton 80639 Microliter #710N Injection Syringe, 100μL, 22G Needle, 51mm Length
Brand: Hamilton
SKU: 40637
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MPN: 80639
Condition Description: IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - GOOD CONDITION
Volume: 100μL
Country/region of manufacture: United States
Custom Label: G2

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Brands: Hamilton
New/Used: Used
MPN: 80639
Condition Description: IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - GOOD CONDITION

Volume: 100μL
Country/region of manufacture: United States
Custom Label: G2

Product description

Precision 100μL injection syringe for split/splitless gas chromatography with 22 gauge, 51mm needle.

Part of Hamilton 700 series syringes designed for precise liquid delivery
Suitable for split/splitless injection in gas chromatography systems
Sample injected through a septum into a heated chamber with a glass liner
Microsyringe introduces sample through rubber septum into flash vaporizer chamber at column head
Vaporizes sample to form carrier gas, vaporized solvent, and vaporized analytes mixture
Split mode: fraction of vapor enters column; remainder exits through split outlet to avoid column overload
Splitless mode: split vent closed for full analyte transfer to column, enhancing sensitivity for trace analysis
Needle details:
Termination: Cemented needle
Volume: 100 μL
Needle size: 22 gauge
Point style: 4 (beveled tip)
Needle length: 51 mm (2")

Note: See brochure and manual links for detailed technical information.

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