Disposable Anaesthesia Needles – Epidural Needles
Introducing our newest product, the disposable anesthesia needle - the epidural needle. These are high-quality single-use needles designed to provide pain relief and anesthesia during childbirth, surgery, and other medical procedures.
Our disposable anesthesia needles are made of high-quality materials, ensuring excellent performance and ease of use. These needles are designed for patient comfort and to minimize any discomfort or pain during the injection. They feature a low-friction design that allows for smooth and easy insertion while also minimizing tissue damage during the procedure.
Specifically designed for spinal anesthesia, the epidural needle has a slim design for precise placement. This improves accuracy and reduces the risk of complications during the procedure. Our needles also come with clear sleeves and color-coded outer needles for increased visibility and safety.
One of the main advantages of our disposable anesthesia needles is their single-use design. This eliminates the risk of cross-infection between patients and reduces the possibility of infection and other complications. In addition, single-use needles offer greater convenience to medical professionals since they do not need to be cleaned or sterilized after use.
Another important feature of our disposable anesthesia needles is their compatibility with standard syringes. This allows easy integration into existing medical environments and facilitates seamless adoption of our needles in clinical settings.
Product Features
| Intended use | Spinal needles are applied to puncture, drug injection, and cerebrospinal fluid collection through lumbar vertebra.
Epidural needles are applied to puncture the human body epidural, anaesthesia catheter insertion, injection of drugs. Combined anaesthesia needles are used in CSEA. Integrating the benefits of both Spinal anaesthesia and epidural anaesthesia, CSEA gives a rapid onset of action and produces definite effect. In addition, it is not restricted by surgery time and the dosage of local anaesthetic is low, thus reducing the risk of toxic reaction of anaesthesia. It can also be used for post-operative analgesia, and this method has been widely applied in domestic and oversea clinical practice. |
| Structure and composition | Disposable Anaesthesia Needle is consisted of protective cap, needle hub, stylet, stylet hub, needle hub insert, needle tube. |
| Main Material | PP, ABS, PC, SUS304 Stainless Steel Cannula, Silicone Oil |
| Shelf life | 5 years |
| Certification and Quality Assurance | CE, ISO 13485. |
Product Parameters
Disposable Anaesthesia could be divided into Spinal needles, Epidural Needles and Combined Anaesthesia Needles covering Spinal needle with introducer, Epidural Needle with introducer and Epidural needle with Spinal needle.
Epidural Needles:
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Specifications |
effective length |
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Gauge |
Size |
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22G～16G |
0.7～1.6mm |
60～150mm |
Product Introduction
The anesthesia needles consist of four key components - hub, cannula (outer), cannula (inner) and protective cap. Each of these components is expertly crafted to ensure optimum performance and reliability.
One of the key features that makes our anesthesia needles stand out in the market is their unique tip design. The needle tips are sharp and precise, ensuring accurate placement and penetration without pain or discomfort to the patient. The needle cannula is also designed with thin-walled tubing and a large inner diameter to allow for high flow rates and efficient delivery of anesthetic to the target site.
Another important aspect of our anesthesia needles is their excellent ability to sterilize. We use ethylene oxide to sterilize our products to ensure they are free of any bacteria or pyrogens that could cause infection or inflammation. This makes our products suitable for a wide range of medical applications, including surgery, dental procedures and other anesthesia-related interventions.
To make it easier for healthcare professionals to identify and use our products, we have chosen seat colors as our specification identification. This helps prevent confusion during procedures involving multiple needles and also makes it easier for healthcare professionals to differentiate our products from others.
