Non Polished Stainless Steel Disposable Needles for Medical Use

Disposable needles are single-use, sterile medical tools used for injecting medication or withdrawing fluids like blood. They are made of stainless steel and have a plastic hub, and feature a sharp, beveled tip for smooth penetration. These needles are available in various sizes, with the gauge and length varying to suit different procedures. Proper disposal in a puncture-resistant container is crucial to prevent infection and injury. 

Key features and descriptions

Purpose: Used for both injecting fluids (like medication, anesthesia) into the body and withdrawing fluids (like blood) from it.

Material: Typically made of stainless steel for the needle tube and plastic for the hub.

Sterility: They are sterile for single-use only to prevent contamination and the spread of infection.

Design:

Bevel: The tip is beveled to create a sharp point for easy penetration.

Lubrication: The needle is often siliconized to reduce friction for a smoother injection and withdrawal.

Hub: The hub is the part that attaches to the syringe and is often color-coded for easy size identification.

Variations: They come in different gauges (thickness) and lengths, with specific sizes identified by color-coding.

Usage: Intended for a single procedure and must be disposed of immediately after use.

Disposal: Should be placed in a puncture-resistant sharps container after use to prevent needlestick injuries and improper disposal.

Applications: Used in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and for scientific research, plant cultivation, and animal husbandry.