Where Can I Find Screw-End Syringes for My Experiment?

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A user is seeking a 10 ml syringe that operates via a manual screw mechanism instead of the traditional push-pull method for an experiment. Suggestions include exploring smaller volume syringes that utilize this mechanism and checking out Hamilton Company's threaded plunger syringes. Additionally, a DIY solution is proposed, involving creating a holder for the syringe combined with a nut and bolt to achieve the desired functionality.
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Hi PF!

I am doing an experiment and need at least 10 ml syringe that injects liquid by screwing the end of the syringe manually, rather then direct push-pull mechanism. Any ideas?

Thanks!
 
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I have only seen this done with smaller volumes (<1 ml).

There are http://www.hamiltoncompany.com/products/syringes-and-needles/life-science-syringes/threaded-plunger-syringes.
There are syringe holders that use a screw to push in the syringe plunger.

Otherwise you could make one your self by making something to hold the syringe and a nut and bolt.
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Thanks BillTre! Great idea on making one myself!
 
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