Syringe carpule litmus 6B Invent

Syringe carpule litmus 6B Invent

A carpule syringe with suctor is an instrument used in dentistry to administer local anesthesia precisely and efficiently. It is designed to contain a small amount of local anesthetic in a glass ampoule called a carpule. The carpule syringe has a similar structure to a conventional syringe, but has some additional features. At its front end, it has a hollow tip or needle that is used to pierce the gum of the carpule and allow the local anesthetic to flow. Surrounding the needle is a cylinder that contains a plunger that moves back and forth to deliver the fluid.

Used for the administration of oral anesthetic, easy to use, allows aspiration, easy change of needle and cartridges

Syringe made of high quality stainless steel, light, ergonomic, easy to use, intended for the infiltration of anesthetic solutions.

Use: Syringe for dental anesthesia

Dimensions : 15cm

Occupation : Anesthesia

Material : Stainless steel