1.0 mm Glass Pipette Holder for NANOFIL Syringe

Are you looking for a microliter or sub-microliter and high precision syringe that holds needles as small as 36 gauge (G), in addition to having the capability to connect to quartz tubing?

WPI’s NanoFil is the answer. We offer NanoFil syringes with NanoFil needles or the option to connect the NanoFil syringe to quartz tubing to use in research studies, mainly involving sub-microliter volume injections into animal tissues.

Each NanoFil needle is individually handcrafted and made for versatility to serve your low-volume sample delivery needs. All needles are made with a universal 26G fixture to support and house each gauge of needle we offer: 33, 34, 35, and even 36G in blunt or beveled styles. WPI currently offers the smallest commercially available needles on the market—perfect for extremely sensitive targets, such as in ophthalmic applications. The universal fixture allows all needles to be used interchangeably across any NanoFil syringe.  Any NanoFil needle can be inserted directly into the barrel of any NanoFil syringe, creating a 1:1 connection with the plunger, resulting in virtually zero dead volume. The sealing gasket seating the needle to the syringe reinforces a tight, uniform fit for a truly gas tight environment. Our design compatibility supports your ever-evolving application needs across varying delivery volumes required. 

Laboratory syringes are used for accurate measurement and administration of fluids in medical, laboratory, and industrial settings. Proper maintenance is crucial to ensure their functionality and accuracy. Here we will examine some common maintenance issues you may encounter with your reusable laboratory syringes.

Cleaning laboratory syringes helps prevent contamination and ensures accurate dosing. You should always adhere to the protocols of your institution and the manufacturer of your syringe. Specific cleaning requirements may vary based on the intended use of the syringe, its material composition , and the sample fluid introduced. Here is a typical protocol for cleaning a laboratory syringe.