Metal Syringe Rubber Ring Set (2.5–100 ml Compatible)

Metal Syringe Rubber Ring Set (2.5–100 ml Compatible)

Metal veterinary syringes are commonly selected for farm and clinic routines where repeatable handling, robust construction, and serviceable parts are important. They are used for controlled administration of vaccines, antibiotics, vitamins, and other veterinary treatments under professional guidance. This product is positioned for users who prioritize durability, maintenance access, and reliable sealing performance during daily work.

Key specifications

• Available specifications: 2.5 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml, 20 ml, 30 ml, 40 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml
• Material: Medical rubber
• Category: Replacement / spare part for compatible metal syringes

Highlights

• Includes cover gasket, head gasket, and piston rubber parts (per set layout)
• Replacement rubber components help restore sealing performance when worn.
• Useful for preventive maintenance plans on metal syringe fleets.

Typical applications

• Maintenance of metal syringe units by replacing worn consumable components.
• Refurbishing syringes to restore sealing, clarity, and operational smoothness.
• Stocking spares to reduce downtime during high-throughput farm routines.

Selection & ordering guidance

To ensure a correct quotation and compatibility match, specify the target capacity/specification and whether you need A/B type variants (where applicable). For spare parts, confirm the syringe capacity group you are servicing and provide photos of the existing component if available. For reusable syringes, follow your established cleaning and disinfection procedures and inspect seals regularly to maintain performance and reduce leakage risk.

In professional farm environments, reliability is not only about the syringe body but also the condition of internal consumables. Rubber rings and tubes can wear over time due to repeated cycles, cleaning, and exposure to veterinary solutions. Keeping the correct spare parts on hand reduces interruptions during vaccination days and supports consistent outcomes across large groups of animals.

If you are integrating these items into a procurement plan, consider the volume mix used most frequently and standardize on a subset of specifications for training and inventory control. A clear naming structure and consistent accessory selection help your team work faster, reduce setup errors, and maintain a cleaner workflow.