Description
The GASTIGHT® syringe 1705 RN is a stainless steel precision syringe for laboratory sample handling, specified at 50 µl with a 51 mm needle and 12° grinding. This model serves as an accessory in gas chromatography (GC) workflows where microlitre-scale delivery is required. The unit is offered as a single piece with a net weight of 0,040 kg and forms part of the GASTIGHT® range from manufacturer HAMILTON. Its stainless steel build supports day-to-day use at the analytical bench. Laboratories performing chromatographic sample introduction can integrate the 1705 RN into established injection procedures thanks to the clearly defined volume, needle length and tip geometry. The 12° grind and 51 mm needle length provide a practical configuration for many GC injection ports and related sample-transfer steps. Compact packaging as one piece simplifies inventory control for method development and routine analysis. Overall, the GASTIGHT® syringe 1705 RN combines a 50 µl working volume with stainless steel construction to meet common requirements in gas-chromatography accessory sets used across analytical laboratories.
This article is part of GC liners, septa, syringes & accessories, in GC columns & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: 1705 RN
- Volume: 50 µl
- Needle length: 51 mm
- Needle grind: 12°
- Material: stainless steel
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GASTIGHT®-syringe 1705 RN, stainl. steel, 12° grinding, L 51 mm, 50 µl 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 Chromatographie.
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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