Description
HPLC microlitre syringe for Rheodyne valves is a laboratory liquid-handling tool for high-performance liquid chromatography applications that require larger microlitre volumes. Featuring a 500 µl capacity and a length of 51 mm, it is intended for use with Rheodyne valves during sample transfer and injection. The design supports analytical workflows in which controlled dosing at the HPLC injection valve is part of daily chromatography practice. Offered as 1 pc and weighing 0,045 kg, the syringe is suitable for benches that handle higher microlitre loads while still needing Rheodyne compatibility. The 51 mm length keeps the format manageable at the instrument, and the 500 µl volume covers transfers and injections above typical small-loop sample sizes. It belongs to labware categories spanning liquid handling, syringes and accessories, and microlitre syringes, clarifying its place among HPLC-related consumable accessories. Manufactured under ROTH SELECTION, this HPLC microlitre syringe gives laboratories a defined 500 µl, 51 mm option for Rheodyne valve systems. It enables straightforward replenishment of microlitre syringe stocks used in liquid chromatography without introducing unsupported performance statements. The single-unit pack supports orderly inventory management for professional HPLC liquid-handling setups.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: HPLC microlitre syringe
- Compatibility: Rheodyne valves
- Length: 51 mm
- Volume: 500 µl
- Weight: 0,045 kg
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