SANITEX Eternamatik Glass Syringe 1 ml

SANITEX Eternamatik Glass Syringe 1 ml - Pure Glass and Leakproof Technology Product Features This is a professional laboratory and veterinary syringe with a total capacity of 1 ml. It provides precise dosage monitoring with a scaled increment between 0.1 ml and 1 ml. The body and piston structure are made entirely of glass and do not contain rubber or plastic seals. Only the needle attachment tip (conical part) is made of durable metal material. It is fully compatible with all standard needle tips with a Luer-lock locking system and provides a secure connection. It exhibits maximum resistance to high temperatures and chemical disinfectants. Product Description SANITEX Eternamatik is a "complete glass" syringe designed for sensitive applications where drug and vaccine components should not come into contact with plastic or rubber surfaces. Thanks to the millimeter-precise beveling of the piston and body, it provides a perfect seal without the need for a gasket. Its low volume of 1 ml and precise scale of 0.1 ml make it ideal, especially for poultry vaccinations and laboratory work. The metal Luer-lock nozzle ensures safe use by preventing the needle from coming loose even under high pressure. Technical Advantages and Profitability Use of Pure Materials: Thanks to its seal-free structure, it does not react with medications and minimizes the risk of residue. High Heat Resistance: Since it is made entirely of glass and metal, it can be sterilized repeatedly at high temperatures in an autoclave. Smooth Piston Movement: The precisely ground glass piston minimizes friction, ensuring a smooth injection even at very low dosages. Long-Lasting and Economical Solution: Unlike disposable plastic syringes, it is a sustainable product that can be used for years with proper care. Permanent Scale: The dosage lines on the glass do not fade during high-temperature cleaning processes and maintain their clarity. Areas of Application Precise dosage vaccination applications in poultry and exotic animals; Transfer of aggressive chemicals and sensitive fluids in laboratory settings; Tuberculin tests and special intradermal injections; Situations in human and veterinary medicine where there is a risk of rubber allergy or contamination.