Description
GASTIGHT® syringe 1010 TLL is a laboratory syringe configured for gas chromatography (GC) accessory use and broader chromatography applications. It features PTFE construction with a Luer-Lock connection and a 10 ml volume, supporting sample handling where a larger working capacity than smaller gastight formats is required. The product is supplied as 1 pc(s) and weighs 0,085 kg, making it practical for dedicated instrument positions or shared preparation areas. Within GC accessory selections, the 1010 TLL model offers a defined combination of volume, PTFE material, and Luer-Lock coupling for laboratories that standardise on Luer-Lock interfaces. This arrangement supports controlled transfer steps associated with chromatographic sample pathways and routine laboratory dosing tasks that call for a 10 ml syringe format. Available from manufacturer HAMILTON, the syringe sits in the accessories for gas chromatography category and is specified with unit quantity, weight, and connection details that aid clear product matching. Labs can select the 10 ml PTFE Luer-Lock configuration when method or workflow requirements specify this volume and connection style, keeping ordering focused on a single-unit pack for straightforward stock management.
This article is part of GC liners, septa, syringes & accessories, in GC columns & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: GASTIGHT® syringe 1010 TLL
- Volume: 10 ml
- Material: PTFE
- Connection: Luer-Lock
- Weight: 0,085 kg
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GASTIGHT®-syringe 1010 TLL, PTFE, with Luer-Lock-connection, 10 ml, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes HAMILTON for laboratory use. It sits in GC liners, septa, syringes & accessories, inside GC columns & accessories, in Chromatography equipment.
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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