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The Hamilton Microliter Syringe NRS 75 RN (33/20/3), 5 µl is designed for precision fluid handling in laboratory applications. With a 5 µl capacity, this syringe is ideal for delivering small but accurate volumes of liquids. The syringe features a high-quality stainless steel needle, providing consistent performance and reliability for analytical and laboratory tasks.
Ideal for professionals in scientific fields, the Hamilton NRS 75 RN syringe ensures high accuracy and long-lasting performance, making it a trusted tool in fluid measurement.
Manufacturer P/N
65460-02
Part Number
7.642 505
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
33
Manufacturer P/N
65458-01
Part Number
7.671 735
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
32
Manufacturer P/N
65459-01
Part Number
6.287 164
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
30
Manufacturer P/N
65457-01
Part Number
6.287 163
Manufacturer
Hamilton
Gauge
32
It is designed for precision fluid handling in laboratory applications. With a 5 µl capacity, this syringe is ideal for delivering small but accurate volumes of liquids. The syringe features a high-quality stainless steel needle, providing consistent performance and reliability for analytical and laboratory tasks.
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