Hamilton 84502 Gel Loading Syringe, Gastight, 8-Channel, DNA

Description

Hamilton 84502 Gel Loading Syringe,
Gastight
, 8-Channel, DNA
Brand new.
Product features:
Quickly transfer 4, 6, 8 or 12 samples from microwell plates to sequencing gels, nylon membranes or another microwell plate
Adjustable volume stops
Product description:
GASTIGHT Syringes provide accuracy of greater than 99%. Adjustable stops allow for fast, reproducible volume transfers of 0.5 µL to 10 µL. Disposable pipet tips do not need to be changed or oriented to fit. Models 7681X42 to 7681X46 are for loading 0.2 mm or thicker gel casting plates and for loading samples deeper into wells. Models 7681X50 to X56 are for loading samples on 0.3 mm or thicker gel casting plates. Models 7681X58 to X64 are for loading samples on 0.4 mm or thicker gel casting plates.
Specification Sheet:
Volume
10 µL
Syringe Type
Gastight
Syringe Series
1700
Termination
Cemented Needle (N)
Needle
Cemented Needle
Gauge
0.4 mm
Point Style
3
Needle Length
1 inch (25.4 mm)
Fluid Path
SST, borosilicate glass, PTFE
Autoclavable
No
Gas Sterilizable
Yes
Pressure
1000 psig (68.9 bar)
Maximum Temperature
50°C / 122°F
Minimum Temperature
10°C / 50°F
Barrel Inner Diameter
0.018 inches (0.460 mm)
Barrel Outer Diameter
0.260 inches (6.60 mm)
Needle Inner Diameter
0.004 inches (0.10 mm)
Needle Outer Diameter
0.016 inches (0.41 mm)
Std Needle Dead Volume
0.88 µL
Sales Quantity
1 syringe per pack
Channels
8-channel
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Returns: Restocking and/or altered item fees may apply.
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