Description
MICROLITER® syringe 7001 KH is a precision microlitre syringe designed for accurate small-volume sample handling in analytical and chromatography laboratories. It offers a 1,0 µl capacity, a needle length of 70 mm and a 12° grinding angle, making it suitable for controlled injection and transfer steps in gas chromatography accessory use. Supplied as 1 pc, the 7001 KH model supports GC workflows that depend on defined microlitre volumes and a consistent bevel geometry. This syringe from manufacturer HAMILTON belongs to the MICROLITER® range used where reproducible introduction of minute aliquots is essential. The unit weight is 0,040 kg, facilitating straightforward placement beside chromatographs and sample-preparation stations. Combining 1,0 µl volume, L 70 mm needle length and 12° grinding, it addresses routine and method-development needs in gas chromatographic applications that specify the 7001 KH format. Laboratories standardising on MICROLITER® syringes can integrate this instrument as a dedicated 1,0 µl option for GC accessories, supporting reliable sample introduction without expanding into unrelated dispensing hardware beyond the stated chromatographic accessory role.
This article is part of GC liners, septa, syringes & accessories, in GC columns & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: MICROLITER® syringe 7001 KH
- Volume: 1,0 µl
- Needle length: 70 mm
- Grinding angle: 12°
- Weight: 0,040 kg
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A GC liner is the glass sleeve of the injector, and it collects the non-volatile residue. Its geometry, straight, gooseneck, with or without wool, belongs to a method. Septa and syringes are the other parts that leak. A liner for one injector model does not fit another.
A GC capillary column is a long open tube with a stationary phase coated on the wall. The sample is a vapour, carried by gas. The phase, the film thickness, the length and the internal diameter decide which compounds separate and how long it takes. A liner is the glass sleeve in the injector. It is a consumable: it collects the non-volatile dirt. The septum and the syringe are the other parts that leak or shed. Compound identity sits on PubChem under IUPAC names.
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