10 mL, Gastight Syringe, PEEK ChemSeal (C)
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5 mL, Gastight Syringe, PEEK ChemSeal (C)
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25 mL, Gastight Syringe, PEEK ChemSeal (C)
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2.5 mL, Gastight Syringe, AccuDil® (AD)
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5 mL, Gastight Syringe, AccuDil® (AD)
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50 mL, Gastight Syringe, PEEK ChemSeal (C)
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2.5 mL, Gastight C-Line CTC PAL Autosampler Syringe (9.65 mm
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10 mL, Gastight Syringe, AccuDil® (AD)
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25 mL, Gastight Syringe, AccuDil® (AD)
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10 mL, Gastight, Instrument Syringe, PTFE Luer Lock (TLL)
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5 mL, Gastight, Instrument Syringe, PTFE Luer Lock (TLL)
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5 mL, Gastight, Headspace CTC PAL Autosampler Syringe, Cemented (N)
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1 mL, Gastight Syringe, Diluter AccuDil® (DAD)
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Hamilton Microliter and Gastight syringes?
Microliter syringes use an individually fitted stainless-steel plunger that seals directly against the glass barrel — ideal for homogeneous liquid samples from 0.05 to 500 µL. Gastight syringes add a precision-machined PTFE plunger tip that forms a leak-free seal, so they dispense gases as well as liquids, handle heterogeneous samples, and their plungers can be replaced if damaged.
Should I pick a cemented needle, removable needle, or Luer termination?
Cemented needles are permanently bonded for minimal dead volume — the precise, economical default when one needle type does the job. Removable (RN) needles keep the same zero-added dead volume but swap out, which matters when needles clog or you switch gauges often. Luer terminations accept standard hub needles and fittings, trading a little dead volume for maximum flexibility.
Which needle point style do I need for GC or HPLC injection?
For manual GC injection through a septum, a curved-bevel Point Style 2 was the classic choice, but Hamilton's conical Point Style AS penetrates septa more gently and extends septum life up to 10-fold. Most manual HPLC injection valves are designed for a 22 gauge blunt Point Style 3 needle. Side-port Style 5 suits penetrating without coring in autosampler and specialty work.
Which syringe fits my autosampler?
Hamilton makes dedicated autosampler lines rather than one-size-fits-all: Microliter and Gastight models for Agilent ALS instruments (7693A, 7673, 7683, 6850) and C-Line and S-Line syringes engineered for CTC/LEAP PAL samplers with reinforced plungers for fast injection cycles. Match the sampler model and volume, and the syringe drops in.
Why does a syringe plunger freeze, and how do I prevent it?
Salts and sample residues deposit on the barrel wall, and the near-zero clearance of a fitted Microliter plunger then seizes. Rinse promptly after use, avoid letting samples dry inside the barrel, and move to a Gastight syringe for suspensions and heterogeneous liquids — its PTFE tip tolerates deposits that would lock a fitted steel plunger.
Where can I buy Hamilton syringes and needles in Israel?
This is the largest Hamilton range in the country: Danyel Biotech, Hamilton's official Israeli distributor, stocks Microliter, Gastight, autosampler syringes, and the full needle program locally, and can match a part number to your instrument. Quotes come from this page in one step.

