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The Hamilton Microlitre Syringe NRS 1710 RN (33/20/3), 100 µl is engineered for precise fluid handling in laboratory applications. With a 100 µl capacity and RN (removable needle) design, this syringe delivers reliable performance, minimal dead volume, and consistent dosing. It is ideal for applications in analytical chemistry, life sciences, and pharmaceutical research where exact micro-volume delivery is essential.
This Hamilton syringe is a reliable choice for professionals requiring high-precision and consistency in micro-volume liquid transfers.
Manufacturer P/N
65460-20
Part Number
6.287 167
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
100 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-05
Part Number
6.258 819
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
10 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-10
Part Number
6.287 165
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
25 µl
Manufacturer P/N
65460-15
Part Number
6.287 166
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Nominal capacity
50 µl
It is engineered for precise fluid handling in laboratory applications. With a 100 µl capacity and RN (removable needle) design, this syringe delivers reliable performance, minimal dead volume, and consistent dosing. It is ideal for applications in analytical chemistry, life sciences, and pharmaceutical research where exact micro-volume delivery is essential.
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