#1. what is the purpose/use for the syringe?#2. how long is the length of the tube?
460154
#1 syringe draws the ink from the tank through the hose into the cartridge.#2 long enough so that the cartridges can move freely back and forth in the printer while the tanks are located off to the side of the printer 24-39 inches maybe.
460155
#1, the Syringe is for refilling the original HP ink cartridges - I never use them since I have the Ink system by CJ Shop.#2, Around 24 inches.
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That package is used only if you want to fill your own cartridges. I sent mine back to the provider and got cartridges instead. I have not the foggiest idea how to use the refill package.Phyllis
460157
Just makes it easier to refill and the tubes are long enough for ink container to set next to the printer
1708030
The tube has an irregular shape. It is about 42" long, 25" st its max width and it is 17" high. There are some features on an island in the tube tha add about 8" to the height.
1478750
The syringe is where the product is. If there are no syringes, something is seriously wrong.
1096862
No, no measurement markings on the syringe at all. When I used it for my dog's meds, I measured with something else, put it in a dish, then into the syringe. Worked great getting the meds down the dog's throat.
56031
Its actually a very large tube when you see in person. I think there's enough for about 30+ applications I've applied this paste about a dozen times and I haven't even used a quarter if what is in the syringe.
818709
It is a tube a bit more than 4 inches long and about a tad more that a half inch in diameter. It seems to last a long time although it is a bit expensive.
735191
Burt, I have syringe and don't find the expiration date you referred to. I've read the fine print and still don't find a date. Help me and I'll try to help you. Thanks.
1323994
My son uses it. I will have to get a tube from him and look to see who manufactures it. As far as quantity, I am not sure. The company he worked for, all of the employees used it.
2126629
Havnt tried but should work if the syringe guage is big enough. I use this on all my firarms. Great product
732755
The length of the glass tube is 11 and 3/4 inches. The length from prong contact tip to prong contact tip is 13 and 3/4 inches. The length of the tube including the plastic tips is 13 and 1/8th inches long.
734509
Its probably about 3in long. I do not have this anymore so I am guessing but its a typical 10ml syringe.
531561
I am not gonna lie and say "yes" as it's not the same needle we're using. We use some from Walgreens called Super thin Syringes for insulin, 29 gauge, 1.0 mL volume, 1/2" (12.7 mm) needle length. Hope that helps you
471790
I believe each syringe is intended as a single use. They are smaller than they appear!
1549519
When I ordered it didn't specify that a funnel was included. I had an old syringe that I used when my kids were little for medicine and it worked perfectly. Easier than trying to find a small funnel. Hope this helps.
1010637
depends on the gauge of the needle. You would need a really heavy gauge to pump this through it. If you need to inject with a syringe, I would suggest a normal, clear 2 part epoxy, although your set time will be just as quick, with limited time to inject out of the syringe. You'd also probably have to throw the syringe away afterwards, unless you got it apart and cleaned with acetone before the epoxy hardened....
2185420
It is like a syringe, but there is only one plunger for the three tubes. Very simple and usable. also very effective
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I don't actually know. But I've used it for years, and generally a tube lasts a long time before it's used up. And I've never had it reach a point where I couldn't use it. I always keep it well capped, and sometimes have even inserted a straight pin in the opening before capping the tube.