• Suitable for use where needle stick injury is a concern (compliant with EU directive 2010/32/EU – prevention from sharps injuries)
• Popular top-loading style to accommodate 1.8ml and 2.2ml vials
• The barrel diameter is wide enough to take most vials
• Designed for administering anesthetic during a wide range of procedures.

GDC Dental Syringes

These syringes are used in conjunction with an anesthetic cartridge and needle to inject local anesthesia into the oral cavity. They are non-sterile, can be reused, and come in aspirating and non-aspirating forms respectively.

Equipped with double tip: one suitable for European / METRIC thread needles (EU) and one for American / IMPERIAL thread needles (AM) For administering a local anesthetic, use a pre-filled cartridge and an attached sterile needle (not provided).

Indications:

• Injection for a local anesthetic solution.

• Instrument Name: Aspirating Syringe
  
• Type: Dental Surgical Instrument
  
• Category: Oral Surgery
  
• Material: Stainless Steel
  
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable

• 1 x Dental Syringe

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Must clean after every use with warm water to remove blood, tissues, and mucus from the instruments
• Ultrasonic cleaning is recommended for all the instruments specially articulated instruments such as forceps, rongeurs, etc
• Use only standard and reputed brands of disinfectant solutions.

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question) What is difference between aspirating and non aspirating syringes?

Answer: The key difference between aspirating and non-aspirating syringes lies in their design, an aspirating syringe has a harpoon at the end of the piston rod or plunger, that penetrates the rubber stopper at the end of the anesthetic carpule. The harpoon is lodged into the rubber stopper, allowing the clinician to pull the syringe piston back to aspirate.while the harpoon is absent in the non aspirating syringe.