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DENTAL SYRINGE, for cartridge 1.8 ml, 330-50-18

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DENTAL SYRINGE

Definition

Syringe for dental anaesthesia

A hand-held manual dental instrument consisting of a barrel (cylinder) with plunger/piston intended to be used for injecting an anaesthetic agent, subcutaneously or intramuscularly, from a prefilled, single-use cartridge through an attached sterile needle.

Specifications

  • Large see-through window
  • Lateral loading
  • Self-aspirating as the result of a drop-in pressure
  • Can be used with all commercially available 1.8 ml cartridges
  • With thumb ring
  • Autoclavable

Quality Standards Comment

ISO 9997: 2020: Dentistry - Cartridge syringes

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MSF requirements

Cartridge syringe with aspiration in order to prevent any risk of accidental intravascular injection.

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