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SGE Gas Tight Syringes, Luer Lock
50MR-LL-GT, volume 50 mL, needle size (not included)
Synonym(s):
SYRINGE SGE 50MAX-LL-GT, 50ML
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material
glass syringe
needle size
(not included)
feature
needle type Luer lock
packaging
pkg of 1 ea
manufacturer/tradename
SGE 009660
volume
50 mL
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General description
- SGE gas tight syringe without a needle, Model: 50MR-LL-GT.
- Made of borosilicate glass, PTFE plunger tips, and KEL-F Luer cones.
- Autoclavable syringes but the plunger should be removed.
- Features an interference fit between the plunger tip and the barrel, which enhances the gas sealing properties of the syringe.
- Maximum inertness for liquid or gas samples.
SGE gas tight syringes are constructed of borosilicate glass, PTFE plunger tips, and KEL-F Luer cones where applicable. An interference fit between the plunger tip and the barrel enhances the gas sealing properties of the syringe. Plungers are interchangeable. Syringes can be autoclaved, but the plunger should be removed.
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