Dispense corrosive liquids with these syringes. They're made of stainless steel, so they're not only highly chemical resistant but also extremely durable—they're our longest-lasting syringes. Because they're so durable, you can use them at high pressures. When used at or below their maximum pressure, they’re leak-free. However, you can't see what's inside like you can with glass and plastic syringes, so it's hard to confirm how much is inside and check for air bubbles.

Before autoclaving these syringes, disassemble them. Keep in mind that autoclaving can reduce their lifespan, so chemical sterilization is preferred.

Syringes with a luer lock connection require a luer lock needle to dispense contents. Twist the needle in place for a secure hold.

Syringes with a tube connection can be inserted to the mouth of a tube. They’re good for drawing liquid or gas out of a tube.

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