Safety Needles – Disposable Safety Needles

Disposable Safety Needles (Sharps Injury Prevention)

KDL disposable safety needles are designed to reduce needlestick injury risk in clinical environments by adding a safety shield mechanism to the injection needle. The manufacturer highlights features that support one-handed operation and stable grip, helping clinical staff activate the safety protection after use and reduce exposure to blood-borne pathogens.

Key features

• SUS304 stainless steel needle tubing.
• Thin-wall design with larger inner diameter to support higher flow rate.
• Three-bevel needle tip for good sharpness and smoother penetration.
• Luer-compatible connector geometry designed according to a 6:100 taper concept for medical equipment compatibility.
• Anti-slip pattern on the safety shell to support one-handed operation and help prevent accidental needle stick injury.
• Reduced blood overflow exposure to support infection control practices.

Use cases in the medical field

Safety needles are commonly selected by hospitals, clinics, and vaccination programs where staff safety and workflow standardization are critical. They can be used for routine injections and fluid withdrawal procedures where a safety feature is required by internal policy or local regulations.

Standards context

Sharps safety performance is commonly associated with requirements and test methods such as ISO 23908 for sharps injury protection. ISO 7864 (sterile hypodermic needles for single use) also references ISO 23908 in its normative framework, helping procurement teams align needle selection with recognized standards.

Important: Single-use device. Ensure staff training on activation steps and follow sharps disposal procedures.

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.