Hamilton Syringes 2019-20 Catalogue

SYRINGES | INTRODUCTION
Gastight Syringes (1700 and 1000 Series) (Cont.)
Gastight syringes are used as the standard in syringe pumps. Syringes 1 mL and
smaller are available with a plunger stop. This ensures that when the syringe pump
bottoms out the stop hits on the glass before the fragile plunger tip is damaged. The
stop is also tapped with a #6-32 hole in the back to enable connection to the syringe
pump. Syringes larger than 1 mL also come standard with this threaded hole.
#6-32
Plunger with Stop
Reinforced Plunger Syringe (800 and 1800 Series)
Small volume syringes require extremely small plunger wires. For uses that are prone
to bending and breaking these small plungers, it is recommended to use a reinforced
plunger syringe. These plungers are available in both Microliter and Gastight versions.
Reinforced Plunger Adapter
Plunger Wire
Protective Sleeve
Friction nut applies pressure to the ferrule which
grips the plunger wire and creates resistance
Syringe Terminations
Terminations are located at the end of the syringe barrel and function as the interface between
the syringe and its mating connection such as the needle. Terminations are offered in a number
of different needle and connection configurations to accommodate a broad range of applications.
Termination Abbreviation Remark Autoclavable
Cemented Needle N For low-volume syringes No
Luer Tip
Cemented Needle
LTN For mid-volume syringes No
Removable Needle
RN
No dead volume connection
Use with Small Hub needles
(2.5 µL – 100 µL) or Large Hub
needles (250 µL – 10 mL)
Yes, if disassembled
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