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The Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1701 RN (33s/20/3), 10 µl is designed for precise fluid handling in laboratory applications. Featuring a 10 µl capacity, this syringe provides exceptional accuracy for microliter measurements. Its RN (retention needle) design ensures minimal fluid loss and contamination, making it ideal for sensitive applications. Perfect for professionals who require precision and reliability in their fluid transfer tasks.
This Microliter Syringe is an essential tool for professionals needing precise and reliable fluid transfer in laboratory and research environments.
Manufacturer P/N
65460-05
Part Number
6.258 819
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
10 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-10
Part Number
6.287 165
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
25 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-20
Part Number
6.287 167
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
100 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-15
Part Number
6.287 166
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
50 µl
It is designed for precise fluid handling in laboratory applications. Featuring a 10 µl capacity, this syringe provides exceptional accuracy for microliter measurements. Its RN (retention needle) design ensures minimal fluid loss and contamination, making it ideal for sensitive applications. Perfect for professionals who require precision and reliability in their fluid transfer tasks.
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