BD Plastipak 3-Part Catheter Tip Syringe

As Low As £39.35

As Low As £39.35

Description Which Tip Do I Need?

Can also be used for connection to non-ISO compatible luer connections such as nasogastric tubes
Barrel has clear and precise markings for accurate drug dosage
Retaining ring prevents accidental plunger rod withdrawal
Individually wrapped, single use, sterile syringes for patient safety
Syringes are made from polypropylene, latex free elastomer and contain medical grade silicone oil lubricant (less than 0.25 mg/cm2)
Tested during manufacture in compliance with ISO 7886-1
Latex free and CE marked
Length of tip: 3.2cm
Width at tip base: 1.2cm
Width at tip end: 0.7cm
Width of internal tip at end: 0.3cm

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Product Code	Description	Capacity	Pack Qty	1 - 4	5 - 9	10+	Quantity
NEED58	BD Catheter Tip Syringe	50ml	40 Syringes	£44.20	£41.15	£39.35

Market leading individually wrapped syringes. Clear barrel precision markings

Ideal for use in paediatric and geriatric departments for administering oral fluids

Popular latex free sterile BD luer slip syringes in a variety of sizes

	Luer-Lok™ Tip	Generally used for injections requiring a secure connection of the syringe to another device. The tip is threaded for a 'locking' fit, and is compatible with a variety of needles, catheters, and other devices
	Luer Slip Tip	A friction-fit connection that requires the clinician to insert the tip of the syringe into the needle hub or other attaching device in a push and twist manner. This will ensure a connection that is less likely to detatch. Simply sliding the attached device onto the syringe tip will not ensure a secure fitting.
	Eccentric Luer Slip Tip	Allows for work requiring coser proximity to the skin. Generally used for venipunctures and aspiration of fluids.(Also see luer slip instructions above)
	Catheter Tip	Used for flushing (cleaning) catheters, gastrostomy tubes and other devices. Insert catheter tip securely into catheter or gastrostomy tube. If leakage occurs, refer to your facility's guidelines.