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Hamilton Microliter Syringe 7701.2 CTC (26s/51/AS), 1.2 µl

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HS Code #
82055980
Gauge
26s
Nominal capacity
1.2 µl
Shape tip
Conical
Type
7701.2 CTC
UNSPSC
42142600

NZ $607.03

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Hamilton Microliter Syringe 7701.2 CTC (26s/51/AS), 1.2 µl is designed for ultra-precise liquid handling in small volume applications. With a capacity of 1.2 µl, this syringe is perfect for highly accurate and repeatable measurements, making it ideal for use in sensitive laboratory experiments. Built with Hamilton’s advanced CTC technology, this syringe provides exceptional performance and longevity.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hamilton
  • Capacity: 1.2 µl for ultra-precise liquid measurements
  • Technology: CTC technology for consistent performance
  • Accuracy: Ensures repeatable and reliable dispensing
  • Durability: Constructed for long-lasting use in laboratories

The Hamilton Microliter Syringe 7701.2 CTC (26s/51/AS), 1.2 µl is an essential tool for labs requiring precision and reliability in small-volume liquid dispensing.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for ultra-precise liquid handling in small volume applications. With a capacity of 1.2 µl, this syringe is perfect for highly accurate and repeatable measurements, making it ideal for use in sensitive laboratory experiments. Built with Hamilton’s advanced CTC technology, this syringe provides exceptional performance and longevity.

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