Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl

The Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3) delivers exceptional accuracy and reliability for precise sample injection in chromatography and analytical workflows. With a 250 µl volume capacity and a 22s gauge needle, this gas-tight syringe is engineered for high-performance environments such as HPLC and GC labs. Its stainless steel construction ensures long-lasting durability and minimal sample loss.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hamilton
• Model: 1725 N (22s/51/3)
• Capacity: 250 µl
• Needle Gauge: 22s
• Construction: Gas-tight design with stainless steel needle
• Applications: HPLC, GC, micro-volume sampling

Choose the Hamilton 1725 N syringe for dependable micro-volume handling in critical laboratory applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl used for?

It delivers exceptional accuracy and reliability for precise sample injection in chromatography and analytical workflows. With a 250 µl volume capacity and a 22s gauge needle, this gas-tight syringe is engineered for high-performance environments such as HPLC and GC labs. Its stainless steel construction ensures long-lasting durability and minimal sample loss.

2. Is the Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl suitable for HPLC, GC, micro-volume sampling?

Yes. It is designed for HPLC, GC, micro-volume sampling, and offers a capacity of 250 µl and a needle gauge of 22s to support this kind of work.

3. What capacity and needle gauge does the Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl have?

It has a capacity of 250 µl and a needle gauge of 22s, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 81175.

4. What construction does the Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl offer?

It offers gas-tight design with stainless steel needle.

5. How does the Hamilton Microliter Syringe 1725 N (22s/51/3), 250 µl compare with the Trajan Microliter Syringe, 25F, 25 µL from Trajan Scientific?

For HPLC, GC, micro-volume sampling, the Hamilton model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Trajan Scientific model (250 µl versus 25 µL), along with a needle gauge of 22s. The Trajan Scientific model offers a capacity of 25 µL by comparison.