Disposable Needles – Disposable Sterile Injection Needles

Disposable Sterile Needles (Hypodermic Needles for Single Use)

KDL disposable sterile needles are intended to be used with a syringe or infusion set for intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intravenous injection, as well as for blood extraction in applicable clinical procedures. The manufacturer highlights color identification on the needle holder to help distinguish sizes and a semi-transparent design that can help observation (such as blood return) during use.

Design points that support clinical practice

• Color-coded hub/holder for fast gauge identification and reduced selection errors.
• Translucent hub design for easier observation during procedures.
• Single-use sterile product sterilized by ethylene oxide, provided sterile and pyrogen-free (per manufacturer description).
• Broad compatibility with standard syringes and infusion sets (confirm connector type required: Luer slip or Luer lock).

Standards context

Hypodermic needles for single use are addressed by ISO 7864, which specifies requirements and test methods for designated metric sizes and provides an industry framework for performance and safety expectations. In B2B purchasing, referencing ISO 7864 alongside the required gauge/length range and packaging format helps align deliveries with clinical and regulatory expectations.

Supply notes

Alrowad Pico can supply disposable needles for hospitals, clinics, distributors, and project-based medical sourcing. Share your target gauge range, length, connector type, and packaging requirement to receive a quotation and recommended configuration.

Important: Single-use device. Do not reuse. Dispose of sharps in approved containers.

For institutional purchasing, please specify the required configuration, packaging format, and target regulatory market. We support bulk supply planning, documentation alignment, and consistent lots for ongoing consumption programs.

Procurement tip: When preparing RFQs or tenders, include expected annual volume, preferred packaging (unit packs and cartons), labeling language, and any required certificates. This helps ensure correct configuration, stable lead times, and faster approvals.

Procurement tip: When preparing RFQs or tenders, include expected annual volume, preferred packaging (unit packs and cartons), labeling language, and any required certificates. This helps ensure correct configuration, stable lead times, and faster approvals.