Single-Use Cannulae
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- High-quality stainless steel for optimal stability
- Special faceted long bevel and silicone coating for gentle, low-pain puncture
- Secure, transparent and colour-coded Luer-lock hub
- Individual sterile packaging ensures high hygiene
- Complies with standards ISO 7864 and DIN 13097
- Latex-, PVC- and DEHP-free – suitable for allergy sufferers
- Various sizes for different types of injections
- Colour coding according to ISO 6009 for quick size selection
- Flexible plastic for particularly gentle application
- Individually sterile packaged – ready to use immediately
- Suitable for topical wound irrigation
- Luer Lock connector for secure connection
- No reprocessing required – single use
- Available in various lengths and versions
- Needles made of stainless, detectable steel
- Detectable by all standard metal detectors
- Plastic hub, colour-coded according to needle diameter
- Tri-bevelled for precise and tissue-friendly insertion
- 6% taper – compatible with Luer-Lock connections
- Zur intramuskulären Injektionen bei Pferden, Kühen und anderen Großtieren
- Cannulas made from non-rusting stainless steel
- With silicon coating and 3x diagonal cut
- Polypropylene cone, Luer-Lock connector
- Available in various sizes
Disposable Needles for Veterinary Use
In veterinary medicine, disposable needles are essential consumables used for vaccinations, injections (intramuscular, subcutaneous, intravenous), and blood sampling. They are available in a wide range of sizes to suit different animal species and clinical applications.
Depending on the use case, disposable needles are available in various designs, including blunt, faceted, extra-short, and long versions. All needles feature a colour-coded hub, allowing quick identification of the correct size in daily clinical workflow.
Pain-Reduced Injection Through Bevel and Coating
Special Disposable Needles for Veterinary Applications
In addition to standard injection needles, Praxisdienst also offers specialised disposable needles for veterinary use. These include spinal needles for cerebrospinal fluid collection and anaesthesia, bloodletting needles for large animals, and micro-needles designed for small animal blood sampling. Micro-needles feature a simplified design without a hub, allowing controlled blood drop collection.