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Hamilton 7656-01 Gastight 100μL Injection Syringe, No Needle

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Year
2014
MPN
7656-01
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
100μL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
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Brands
Hamilton
New/Used
New
Year
2014
MPN
7656-01
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
100μL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
G2

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Product description

Gas tight 100μL syringe for precise injection, max pressure 1000 PSI, no needle included.

  • Series: 1700 (gas tight version of original 700 series)
  • Volume: 100 µL
  • Type: Rheodyne gas tight syringe
  • Needle: Removable, not included
  • Maximum Pressure: 1000 g PSI
  • Common injection site recommendation: thigh muscle (quadriceps preferred for irritating substances or larger volumes)
  • Suitable for small volume injections and lab animal applications
  • Price: single syringe
  • Additional resources available: brochure and manual links

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Last updated 4 November 2026