30 Pack 5ML Syringes with 18G 1.5 Inch, Disposable Luer Lock Syringe Individually Sealed

Description

Product Overview

The 30-pack of 5 ml disposable syringes is engineered for demanding laboratory and industrial environments where precision, reliability, and safety are paramount. Each syringe is constructed from high‑grade, food‑grade compatible plastic that delivers a smooth glide while resisting cracks, brittleness, and chemical degradation. The 18 gauge, 1.5 inch needle tip utilizes a Luer‑lock connection, providing a secure, leak‑free seal that prevents accidental dislodgement during vigorous mixing or high‑pressure applications. Individual sealing of every unit ensures sterility until the moment of use, eliminating cross‑contamination risks and simplifying inventory management. The clear, graduated markings on the barrel allow for accurate measurement down to 0.1 ml, supporting meticulous dosing in research protocols, quality‑control sampling, and routine reagent handling.

Usage

These syringes excel in a wide range of scenarios, from routine pipetting in chemistry labs to precise fluid transfer in manufacturing quality‑control stations. Their robust Luer‑lock design makes them suitable for viscous liquids, suspensions, and low‑viscosity solvents alike, ensuring consistent performance across temperature extremes and varying pressure conditions. Technicians and scientists appreciate the ergonomic barrel shape, which reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks such as serial dilutions, sample aliquoting, or reagent dispensing. Because each syringe is individually sealed, they are ideal for sterile field applications, including microbiology cultures, cell culture media preparation, and pharmaceutical compounding where aseptic technique is required. The 5 ml volume strikes a balance between capacity and control, allowing users to handle moderate volumes without sacrificing precision.

Why Choose Us

Choosing the LUTAICACA 5 ml disposable syringe line means selecting a product backed by rigorous quality assurance processes and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Every batch undergoes comprehensive testing for dimensional accuracy, leak integrity, and material purity, ensuring that each syringe meets or exceeds industry standards for laboratory consumables. Our manufacturing facilities adhere to ISO‑9001 and ISO‑13485 guidelines, providing traceability and consistency across all production runs. In addition, we offer responsive technical support and a straightforward return policy for any units that fail to meet your expectations, reinforcing our dedication to long‑term partnership with scientific and industrial professionals.

Key Features

• Premium plastic barrel delivers smooth plunger action and resists chemical attack.
• Luer‑lock 18 G needle ensures a secure, leak‑free connection for accurate dosing.
• Individually sealed units maintain sterility and prevent cross‑contamination.
• Clear 0.1 ml graduation marks enable precise measurement for research and QC.
• Responsive customer support and hassle‑free returns guarantee peace of mind.

FAQ

What types of liquids can these syringes handle?

They are compatible with most aqueous solutions, organic solvents, viscous suspensions, and low‑viscosity gases, provided the fluid does not exceed the chemical resistance limits of the plastic material.

Are the syringes suitable for sterile applications?

Yes. Each syringe is individually sealed in a sterile barrier, making them appropriate for aseptic techniques in microbiology, cell culture, and pharmaceutical compounding.

Can I use these syringes with standard Luer‑lock fittings?

Absolutely. The 18 gauge Luer‑lock tip conforms to industry‑standard dimensions, allowing seamless connection to compatible ports, adapters, and accessories.

What is the recommended storage condition?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Maintaining a temperature range of 15‑30 °C helps preserve material integrity and seal performance.

How do I dispose of used syringes safely?

Follow your local regulations for hazardous waste. These syringes are classified as sharps and should be placed in puncture‑resistant containers before disposal.