| Volume | 10 mL |
|---|---|
| Syringe Type | Gastight |
| Syringe Series | 1000 |
| Termination | Luer Tip Cemented Needle (LTN) |
| Needle | Cemented Needle |
| Gauge | 22 gauge |
| Point Style | 5: Conical Side Port |
| Needle Length | 2 inch (51 mm) |
| Plunger Style | Standard Plunger |
| Fluid Path | SST, Borosilicate glass, PTFE |
| Autoclavable | No |
| Gas Sterilizable | Yes |
| Pressure | 200 psig (13.8 bar) |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 50°C / 122°F |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | 10°C / 50°F |
| Barrel Inner Diameter | 0.574 inches (14.6 mm) |
| Barrel Outer Diameter | 0.695 inches (17.7 mm) |
| Needle Inner Diameter | 0.0161 inches (0.41 mm) |
| Needle Outer Diameter | 0.0283 inches (0.72 mm) |
| Std Needle Dead Volume | 6.81 µL |
| Sales Quantity | 1 syringe per pack |
| Syringe Model Number | 1010 |
Answer:10 mL.
Answer:A 22-gauge, 51 mm needle with a conical side-port point-style 5 tip.
Answer:No. It uses a luer-tip cemented needle.
The Hamilton 1000 Series Gastight 1010 syringe provides a 10 mL capacity for manual liquid and gas sampling, transfer, and dispensing. A PTFE-tipped plunger seals against the borosilicate glass barrel, and a luer-tip cemented stainless-steel needle forms a fixed dispensing path. The supplied needle is 22 gauge and 51 mm (2 inches) long, with a conical side-port point-style 5 tip for delivery through a lateral outlet. The glass, stainless-steel, and PTFE fluid path supports a broad range of compatible laboratory samples. The assembled fixed-needle syringe is not autoclavable.
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