HSW Unimatik Automatic Injector Maintenance Kit 1 ml

UNIMATIK Automatic Injector Maintenance Kit 1 ml - Precision Dosing and Repair Kit Product Features This is an original maintenance kit 100% compatible with all UNIMATIK automatic injector models with a 1 ml capacity. It includes parts that renew the sealing and suction power, which are vital in low-dose vaccinations. The kit includes high-strength special seals, stainless steel balls, and precision springs. It is manufactured from premium materials resistant to the corrosive effects of medications and moisture. It prevents air bubble formation and liquid leakage by replacing worn or malfunctioning internal components. Product Description The UNIMATIK 1 ml Maintenance Kit is designed to maintain the performance of precision injectors used in poultry and small ruminant health. In low-volume dosages such as 1 ml, even the smallest air intake or seal leak directly affects vaccination success. This repair kit restores the device's valve system and vacuum power to its original level. It offers an economical overhaul option, allowing you to replace only the worn parts instead of replacing the expensive injector body, and continue your professional work without interruption. Technical Superiority and Advantages Precise Suction Power: The new spring and ball bearing system allows you to quickly and completely draw the vaccine from the container. Complete Sealing: Specially formulated seals guarantee the piston moves smoothly within the glass cylinder and prevents dose leakage. Economical Solution: Protects the main mechanism of the device, extending its lifespan by years and reducing operating costs. Durable Parts: Stainless steel components and a durable elastomer structure ensure high performance in all field conditions. Easy Assembly: Thanks to its modular structure, it can be quickly replaced in the field without any technical service support. Applications Repair of 1 ml UNIMATIC syringes that have lost dosage accuracy or started to leak air; Replacement of seals that have hardened and leaked over time; Device overhaul before operations requiring serial and error-free execution, such as poultry vaccinations; Maintaining technical maintenance and hygiene standards for syringes in veterinary clinics.