| Volume | 10 µL |
|---|---|
| Syringe Type | Microliter |
| Syringe Series | 700 |
| Termination | Cemented Needle (N) |
| Needle | Cemented Needle |
| Gauge | 23s gauge |
| Point Style | AS: Conical, Autosampler |
| Needle Length | 1.71 inches (43.4 mm) |
| Plunger Style | Agilent Plunger |
| Fluid Path | SST, borosilicate glass |
| Autoclavable | No |
| Gas Sterilizable | Yes |
| Pressure | 2000 psig (137.9 bar) |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 50°C / 122°F |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | 10°C / 50°F |
| Barrel Inner Diameter | 0.019 inches (0.485 mm) |
| Barrel Outer Diameter | 0.260 inches (6.60 mm) |
| Needle Inner Diameter | 0.0133 inches (0.34 mm) |
| Needle Outer Diameter | 0.0238 inches (0.64 mm) |
| Std Needle Dead Volume | 0.46 µL |
| Sales Quantity | 1 syringe per pack |
| Syringe Model Number | 701 |
Answer:Compatible 7693A, 7673, 7683, and 6850 autosampler configurations.
Answer:23s gauge with a 43.4 mm (1.71-inch) conical autosampler needle.
Answer:10 µL.
The Hamilton 700 Series Microliter 701 GC autosampler syringe holds 10 µL and uses a specialized cemented needle and Agilent-style plunger for compatible Agilent gas chromatography autosamplers. Its 23s-gauge needle measures 43.4 mm (1.71 inches) and terminates in a conical autosampler point. A precision-fitted stainless-steel plunger moves in the borosilicate glass barrel to support repeatable low-volume injection. The syringe is used with specified Agilent GC 7693A, 7673, 7683, and 6850 automated liquid samplers. This fixed-needle configuration is non-autoclavable.
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