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Gilson 402 Syringe Pump with Single 5 ml Syringe and Three-Port Valve

UsedGilsonPumps (metering)Netherlands

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Brands
Gilson
New/Used
Used
Guarantee
1 month
Status
Used

Product description

Syringe pump with single 5 ml syringe, three-port valve, 25 ml stroke, controls sample transfer and injection.

This Gilson 402 syringe pump features:

  • A single 5 ml syringe integrated with a three-port, two-position valve
  • Front panel includes syringe pump assembly, valve, blanking plate, and T-connection module
  • Rear panel equipped with microswitches, GSIOC connector, sector block with ON/OFF switch, voltage selector, and fuse holder
  • Twin motor system: one motor for syringe plunger operation (aspiration and dispensing), one motor for valve switching
  • Capable of dispensing up to 25 ml in a single stroke and a typical total volume of up to 1 liter with high accuracy
  • Power requirements: 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz, 50 VA
  • Dimensions: 7 cm (W) x 21.5 cm (D) x 24 cm (H)

Designed primarily as a liquid transfer station to optimize sample transfer and injection applications.

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Last updated 3 November 2026