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Plug valve, 1/2 inch. Can easily get a ½ to ¼ reducer.

Plug valve, 1/2 inch. Can easily get a ½ to ¼ reducer. Syringe with swagelok fitting. The syringe would have to operate at pressures around 5 bar.

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Plug valve, 1/2 inch. Can easily get a ½ to ¼ reducer.

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  1. Plug valve, 1/2 inch. Can easily get a ½ to ¼ reducer. Syringe with swagelok fitting. The syringe would have to operate at pressures around 5 bar.

  2. 2nd step involves injecting gas sample from needle into GC instrument (connection to GC shown). Will the syringe be suitable for transporting the gas sample to the GC instrument and fit onto the connection shown below? GC instrument GC instrument connection

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