Sterican B.Braun Hypodermic Needles
Sterican B.Braun hypodermic needles offer optimal precision for your injections and blood draws. Sterile and siliconed, these thin-walled needles guarantee smooth and comfortable penetration. Their color-coded hub according to ISO 6009 standard facilitates gauge identification. Latex-free, PVC and DEHP-free, they are suitable for sensitive patients. Box of 100 units.
| Brand: B. Braun |
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Features:
- Sterile single-use hypodermic needle
- B.Braun brand, Sterican range
- Individual blister packaging guaranteeing sterility
- Thin wall allowing optimal flow rate
- Silicone-coated surface for smooth and atraumatic penetration
- Long bevel at 11° angle for precise insertion
- Exception: 20G yellow 50mm needle with short bevel at 17°
- Translucent hub with colour coding compliant with NF EN ISO 6009 standard
- 6% Luer cone ensuring universal and secure connection
- Needle in chrome-nickel stainless steel
- Hub in polypropylene
- High-density polyethylene protective sheath
- Silicone oil lubrication
- Latex-free, PVC-free, DEHP-free
- Box of 100 needles
Indications:
- Blood sampling
- Intravenous injection
- Intramuscular injection
- Subcutaneous injection
- Injection into soft tissues
- Fine needle aspiration
- Intravitreal injection
Often bought together
Smooth penetration, reliability recognised by healthcare professionals in their daily practice.
Frequently asked questions
Why do Sterican needles have different colour hubs?
The colour coding of hubs follows the international standard NF EN ISO 6009. Each colour corresponds to a specific gauge, allowing rapid and secure identification of needle diameter by the healthcare professional.
Are Sterican needles suitable for patients with latex allergy?
Yes, Sterican B.Braun needles are manufactured latex-free, PVC-free and DEHP-free. They are therefore suitable for patients with allergy or sensitivity to these components.
What is the difference between a long bevel and a short bevel on a needle?
The long bevel (11°) facilitates smoother and more gradual tissue penetration, ideal for most injections. The short bevel (17°), found on the 20G yellow 50mm, offers better mechanical resistance for certain specific applications.