Romed 2-piece syringes 20ml luer slip 50 pcs

Romed 2-piece syringes 20ml luer slip

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View here the specification of the Romed 2-piece syringes

What is the Romed 2 -piece syringe?

Romed's latex-free and two-piece disposable syringes are available in various sizes. Each syringe is individually sterile packaged.

• Two-piece disposable syringe with cannula
• individually sterile packaged
• Luer approach
• easy off easy to read, wear-resistant scale
• minimum residual volume
• latex-free
• Barrel length: 101.57mm
• Plunger length: 104.94mm
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What is the Romed 2-piece syringe for?

This product is intended to be used for hypodermic injection and fluid collection.

If the single pack has been opened before use, throw it away immediately and do not use it. Be careful not to contaminate the product during unpacking.

Assemble the injector with the syringe, withdraw a certain amount of the desired infusion, remove air and inject. The product is limited for single use and must be discarded immediately after use.

Syringes without needles are increasingly used in the food industry. Food items such as donuts or puffs can be injected with, for example, jam or chocolate spread.

Romed two-piece syringes are available in various sizes. In addition to the 10ml, there are also:

• Two-piece syringe 2ml
• Two-piece syringe 5ml
• Two-piece syringe 10ml

Romed also has three-piece syringes

• Three-piece syringe 3ml</ a>
• Three-piece syringe 5m
• Three-piece syringe 10ml
• Three-piece syringe 20ml (50 pieces)</strong >
• Three-piece syringe 50ml (25 pieces)
• Three-piece syringe 200ml (10 pieces)

Which syringe do I need?

Most of us will recognize a syringe, but that a different type or species is used for each application is not well known. For example, you have injection syringes with a needle or without a needle , 2-piece syringes or 3 piece syringes. The important thing is to know that not all syringes are created equal. There are different types and types to meet different purposes.

For your convenience, we have a blog about syringes and needles written. It tells you which syringes are available, what it can be used for and which is best for your specific situation.