Plastipak 50ml syringe catheter tip
The Plastipak 50 ml syringe with eccentric catheter tip offers optimal capacity for injection and withdrawal of medicinal fluids. Sterile and latex-free, this 3-piece polypropylene medical device guarantees perfect sealing under high pressures. Its transparent cylinder and siliconized plunger ensure precise control, ideal for syringe pumps and infusion pumps.
| Brand: BD Becton Dickinson |
Référence |
300867 |
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Features:
- Sterile 3-piece syringe with eccentric catheter tip
- Capacity: 50 ml
- Brand: BD Plastipak
- Polypropylene (PP) barrel and plunger
- Isoprene seal ensuring tightness even under high pressures
- Transparent barrel for optimal visual control during injection
- Special silicone coating ensures smooth and regular plunger movement
- Latex-free, DEHP-free, phthalate-free
- Compatible with syringe drivers and infusion pumps from major manufacturers
- Class I medical device according to European Directive 93/42/CEE
- Compliant with CE standards
- Packaging: box of 60 units
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Dosing precision and reliability that make all the difference in daily practice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a catheter tip and a Luer tip?
The catheter tip, also called eccentric tip, allows direct connection to catheters and tubing without a locking system. It is particularly suited for irrigations and enteral feeding, unlike the Luer tip which screws or clips onto needles or infusion devices.
Is this syringe compatible with my syringe driver?
The BD Plastipak 50 ml syringe is approved with the major syringe driver and infusion pump brands on the market. Nevertheless, check your device specifications to confirm compatibility with 50 ml syringes.
Why choose a latex-free and phthalate-free syringe?
Latex-free syringes eliminate the risk of allergic reaction in sensitized patients. The absence of DEHP and phthalates ensures increased safety when administering medications, particularly for long-term treatments or in vulnerable patients.