SOCOREX 10 ml üçün 7 nömrəli şpris şüşəsi

SOCOREX Automatic Syringe Replacement Glass Tube 10 ml Product Features This is an original replacement part specifically manufactured for 10 ml capacity SOCOREX automatic syringe models. It is fully compatible with Socorex Classic 187.1, 187.2 and 187.3 series models. It is the main cylinder body where the dosing process takes place, identified as part number 7 in the device diagram. Thanks to its high-quality borosilicate glass material, it exhibits maximum resistance to chemicals and drug components. Its transparent structure and clear graduation lines allow for accurate dosage monitoring. Thanks to its heat-resistant structure, it can be safely used in sterilization processes (autoclave, etc.). Product Description The SOCOREX Replacement Glass Tube is designed to restore the performance of your 10 ml capacity syringes to their original precision. In case of accidental breakage, cracking, or calcification/dullness that occurs over time in the field or clinic, it allows you to replace only the relevant part instead of replacing the entire device. This critical part, number 7, ensures the piston moves smoothly inside, guaranteeing a leak-proof seal and accurate dosing. It is an indispensable replacement part for the long-lasting and sustainable use of your Swiss-quality Socorex syringes. Technical Superiority and Advantages Perfect Fit Guarantee: Fits precisely into all 10 ml models of the 187 series, eliminating the risk of leakage. High Heat Resistance: Can be sterilized repeatedly, its structure remains intact, and the graduation markings do not fade. Smooth Inner Surface: Reduces piston friction, providing a smoother vaccination action and less hand fatigue. Economical Solution: Extends the lifespan of your professional equipment for years by simply replacing the damaged part. Easy Installation: Can be installed by the user in seconds without requiring any technical service. Applications Replacement of broken or cracked 10 ml Socorex syringe glasses; Replacement of glasses that have lost their transparency due to drug residue over time; Maintaining spare parts stock before mass vaccination campaigns; Periodic part replacement to maintain hygiene standards in laboratories and veterinary clinics.