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SGE 25F-CTC-GT-0.63 GasTight Injection Syringe - 25μL

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MPN
003987
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - EXCELLENT CONDITION
Volume
25μL
Country/region of manufacture
Australia
Custom Label
G2
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Specifications 7

Brands
SGE
New/Used
Used
MPN
003987
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - EXCELLENT CONDITION
Volume
25μL
Country/region of manufacture
Australia
Custom Label
G2

Product description

25μL gas-tight injection syringe with metal plunger and cone tip needle for GC autosamplers.

  • Unique plunger design minimizes bending and seizing
  • Cone tip needle developed for multiple fast septum injections
  • Metal plunger individually fitted to glass barrel for optimized life and minimal carry-over
  • Liquid-tight seal between barrel and plunger ensures excellent performance
  • PTFE tipped replaceable plunger reduces risk of seizing with dirty samples
  • Designed to minimize instrument downtime during large sample batch processing
  • Compatible with GC autosamplers
  • Price indicated is for a single syringe

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Last updated 22 October 2026