Anyone know of where to get a Syringe? (Seriously!)

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>http://www.tongs.com/shop/index.php?GrID=40&PrID=46
>
>I just ordered a couple to use in changing the oil in my Rohloff Speedhub, and received them very
>promptly.

Also, Thomas at Rohloff USA will sell you a 50 ml syringe for about $2.50.
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PeteCresswell

 

[Me]

Hi guys, any idea what the conversion between ml and cc is?

My rock shox manual says I need a 100cc oil in one leg, but some of the syringes I've seen
are in ml.

Am I right in thinking 1 ml is equal to 1 cc?

cheers

"(Pete Cresswell)" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> RE/
> >http://www.tongs.com/shop/index.php?GrID=40&PrID=46
> >
> >I just ordered a couple to use in changing the oil in my Rohloff Speedhub, and received them very
> >promptly.
>
> Also, Thomas at Rohloff USA will sell you a 50 ml syringe for about $2.50.
> -----------------------
> PeteCresswell

 

[Anonymous]

>>I just ordered a couple to use in changing the oil in my Rohloff Speedhub, and received them very
>>promptly.

I had similar trouble locating syringes when I started refilling my inkjet printer cartridges. I
simply could not buy them locally. I ended up buying 100 or so from a diabetic friend.

Doug

 

[Jasper Janssen]

On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 06:44:01 +0100, "Me" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi guys, any idea what the conversion between ml and cc is?
>
>My rock shox manual says I need a 100cc oil in one leg, but some of the syringes I've seen
>are in ml.
>
>Am I right in thinking 1 ml is equal to 1 cc?

Yes.

One milliliter is 1/1000 of a liter. A cc is a cubic centimeter. A liter is 10 cm, cubed,
or 1000 cc.

Jasper

 

[Chris Zacho "Th]

One of the mechanics at the bike shop I used to work at had a plastic syringe. It looked like a
regular syringe, except that the tip was not metal, it was part of the body of the syringe and was a
tapered plastic tube like the tip of a squeeze bottle (except longer).

He used it to inject grease into cartridge bearings. Worked great. Any body know what I'm referring
to and where to find them? I believe his was called "Mono-ject"

May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills! Chris

Chris'Z Corner "The Website for the Common Bicyclist": http://www.geocities.com/czcorner

 

[W A S A T C H]

"Chris Zacho "The Wheelman"" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> One of the mechanics at the bike shop I used to work at had a plastic syringe. It looked like a
> regular syringe, except that the tip was not metal, it was part of the body of the syringe and was
> a tapered plastic tube like the tip of a squeeze bottle (except longer).
>
> He used it to inject grease into cartridge bearings. Worked great. Any body know what I'm
> referring to and where to find them? I believe his was called "Mono-ject"
>

Mono-ject is a major brand name of medical syringes.

-N

 

[Paul Southworth]

In article <[email protected]>, Chris Zacho "The Wheelman"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>One of the mechanics at the bike shop I used to work at had a plastic syringe. It looked like a
>regular syringe, except that the tip was not metal, it was part of the body of the syringe and was
>a tapered plastic tube like the tip of a squeeze bottle (except longer).
>
>He used it to inject grease into cartridge bearings. Worked great. Any body know what I'm referring
>to and where to find them? I believe his was called "Mono-ject"

Dentists and oral surgeons dispense that type for flushing your gums... such pleasant memories.

 

[Pat]

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...
> > One of the mechanics at the bike shop I used to work at had a plastic syringe. It looked like a
> > regular syringe, except that the tip was not metal, it was part of the body of the syringe and
> > was a tapered plastic tube like the tip of a squeeze bottle (except longer).
> >
> > He used it to inject grease into cartridge bearings. Worked great. Any body know what I'm
> > referring to and where to find them? I believe his was called "Mono-ject"

Try a veterinary supply place. Our local "Feed and Seed" store sells them. Farmers regularly treat
their own animals (for example, with oral worming doses) and vaccinate them for various problems.

Pat

 

[Doug Huffman]

http://www.smallparts.com has a large selection.

"Pat" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
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>
> ...
> > > One of the mechanics at the bike shop I used to work at had a plastic syringe. It looked like
> > > a regular syringe, except that the tip was not metal, it was part of the body of the syringe
> > > and was a tapered
plastic
> > > tube like the tip of a squeeze bottle (except longer).
> > >
> > > He used it to inject grease into cartridge bearings. Worked great. Any body know what I'm
> > > referring to and where to find them? I believe his was called "Mono-ject"
>
>
> Try a veterinary supply place. Our local "Feed and Seed" store sells them. Farmers regularly treat
> their own animals (for example, with oral worming doses) and vaccinate them for various problems.
>
> Pat