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Hamilton™ Kel-F Hub Blunt Point Needles (Luer Lock)
Kel-F hub (KF) needles can be used with Luer Tip (LT) and PTFE Luer Lock (TLL) syringes and connectors. Standard needle length is 2 in. (51mm). Custom lengths and point styles are available.
Brand: Hamilton™ 90528
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Description
Kel-F hub (KF) needles can be used with Luer Tip (LT) and PTFE Luer Lock (TLL) syringes and connectors. Standard needle length is 2 in. (51mm). Custom lengths and point styles are available.
Kel-F Hub Compatible Syringe Terminations
- Luer Tip (LT)- The needles are removable and fit over a ground glass hub which is tapered in the shape of a male luer. The LT termination will accept most hypodermic needles but was designed specifically for use with Hamilton Kel-F needles. This termination increases the dead volume in the syringe, which may not be appropriate for some applications. Autoclavable when disassembled.
- PTFE Luer Lock (TLL)- This termination has a PTFE, male Luer taper with nickelplated brass locking hub for use with Kel-F needles, metal hub needles, and universal connectors. Also, the TLL is used with Hamilton diluters/dispensers, OEM applications, and manual operations. Autoclavable when disassembled, except on 25 mL and greater syringes. Repeated autoclaving will shorten syringe life.
- Point Style 3 - Blunt needle point for use with HPLC injection valves and for sample pipetting. Available gauges: 10 to 31
Six needles per pack.
Specifications
| Not Autoclavable | |
| 28 G | |
| 0.014 in. | |
| 0.36 mm | |
| Kel-F Hub Needle | |
| Luer-tip and PTFE Luer-lock Syringes and Connectors |
| Stainless Steel | |
| 0.007 in. | |
| 0.18 mm | |
| 2 in. | |
| Blunt |
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Hamilton™ Kel-F Hub Blunt Point Needles (Luer Lock) > Kel-F (KF) hub; 28 gauge; 2 in. (51mm); Point style: 3
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