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Hamilton 86252 Microliter #7000.5 Injection Syringe with Chaney Adapter - 0.5 μL

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Year
1994
MPN
86252
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - APPEARS UN-USED
Syringe tip
Beveled tip
Volume
0.5μL
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Specifications 9

Brands
Hamilton
New/Used
New
Year
1994
MPN
86252
Condition Description
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING - APPEARS UN-USED
Syringe tip
Beveled tip
Volume
0.5μL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
G2

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Product description

0.5 μL Hamilton injection syringe with built-in Chaney adapter and 25G beveled needle, 69.9 mm length.

  • Includes built-in Chaney adapter installed at factory, preventing assembly damage
  • Volume: 0.5 μL, designed for extremely small volume precision liquid handling
  • Needle: 25 gauge, point style 4 (beveled tip)
  • Needle length: 69.9 mm (2.75 inches)
  • Termination: Knurled hub for secure and ergonomic handling
  • Critical for 7000 series syringes with delicate plunger wires
  • Sold individually
  • Refer to brochure and manuals for detailed technical information

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Last updated 19 October 2026