Adjustable Plastic Steel Syringe for Drug Delivery (Luer Lock, 5–50 ml, RT18 TPX & brass)

Adjustable Plastic Steel Syringe for Drug Delivery (Luer Lock, 5–50 ml, RT18 TPX & brass) is designed for professional veterinary workflows where consistent dosing, reliable handling, and clean operation matter. It supports routine drug delivery, vaccination, and controlled fluid transfer for livestock, poultry, and small animals.

Key specifications

• Volume options: 5 ml, 10 ml, 20 ml, 30 ml, 50 ml
• Material: RT18 TPX & brass
• Connection type: Luer lock

Highlights

• Adjustable dosage control helps operators fine‑tune delivery based on treatment protocol and animal size.
• Designed for stable delivery to reduce variability between administrations.
• Built for medication workflows where secure connections and controlled transfer reduce spillage and waste.
• Luer lock connection is intended to help secure the interface with compatible accessories (e.g., needles or tubing) and reduce disconnection risk.
• Food‑grade TPX (RT18)
• Temperature: −10°C to +110°C
• Suitable for water‑based liquids, oils, suspensions, and thicker fluids

Typical applications

• Veterinary vaccination and medication delivery for herds and farms.
• Controlled dosing for routine treatment programs and disease prevention protocols.
• Fluid transfer workflows in clinics, farms, and animal care environments.

To ensure best results, confirm compatibility with the required accessories (needle, drench tube, or connector) and follow your local veterinary hygiene and disinfection procedures.

Why it works for high‑throughput work

When your team handles repeated administrations, small improvements in ergonomics and consistency translate into faster workflows and less operator fatigue. Selecting the right volume, material, and connection style also helps reduce leaks, improve control, and support safer handling during daily treatments.

Maintenance guidance: For reusable configurations, rinse promptly after use and follow appropriate cleaning/disinfection steps suitable for veterinary tools. Avoid exposing plastics to incompatible chemicals, and store components dry to extend service life.