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The Hamilton Microliter Syringe NRS 7002 KH (32/20/3), 2.0 µl is designed for high-precision fluid handling in laboratory environments. With a 2.0 µl capacity, this syringe provides accurate and reliable measurements for micro-volume applications. The KH design ensures minimal fluid loss and greater retention, making it ideal for sensitive applications in pharmaceutical, chemical, and biological research. Perfect for professionals requiring accuracy in their fluid transfer tasks.
This Microliter Syringe is an essential tool for professionals who need high-precision fluid transfer and handling for sensitive applications in research and laboratory settings.
Manufacturer P/N
65459-01
Part Number
6.287 164
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
30
Manufacturer P/N
65458-01
Part Number
7.671 735
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
32
Manufacturer P/N
65460-02
Part Number
7.642 505
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
33
Manufacturer P/N
65457-01
Part Number
6.287 163
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
32
It is designed for high-precision fluid handling in laboratory environments. With a 2.0 µl capacity, this syringe provides accurate and reliable measurements for micro-volume applications. The KH design ensures minimal fluid loss and greater retention, making it ideal for sensitive applications in pharmaceutical, chemical, and biological research. Perfect for professionals requiring accuracy in their fluid transfer tasks.
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