TSK STERiJECT™ Ultra-Thin Wall Low Dead Space Hypodermic Needle, 30G × 13mm
Details
TSK TSK3013LDS Low Dead Space Hypodermic Needles are sterile, single-use 30 G × 13 mm needles manufactured in Japan and designed to minimize medication loss during injection. Featuring an ultra-thin wall and Low Dead Space hub designed to reduce residual volume to nearly zero, these needles combine efficient medication delivery with an enlarged inner diameter for reduced extrusion force. The hard polymer hub and external threading provide a secure connection with compatible Luer Lock syringes while helping reduce flexing, leakage, and needle pop-off.
Material/Structure
- Surgical stainless steel needle
- Ultra-thin wall construction
- Low Dead Space hub
- Hard polymer hub
- External hub threading
- TSKiD™ enlarged inner diameter
- Designed for use with Luer Lock syringes
- Gauge: 30 G
- Length: 13 mm
- Single-use construction
- Individually packaged
- Sterile
Cleanroom Environment
- Sterile, single-use configuration supports controlled medication preparation workflows.
- Low Dead Space design helps minimize residual medication remaining within the needle hub.
- Designed for use with compatible Luer Lock syringes for secure attachment during medication preparation and administration.
- Suitable for pharmacy and other controlled healthcare applications requiring a sterile hypodermic needle.
Benefits
- Low Dead Space hub is designed to reduce residual medication within the needle hub to nearly zero.
- Ultra-thin wall construction combines a fine 30 G outside diameter with an enlarged inner diameter.
- TSKiD™ enlarged inner diameter helps reduce extrusion force.
- Hard polymer hub helps reduce flexing and needle pop-off.
- External hub threading helps reduce the risk of leakage.
- Low Dead Space design helps minimize medication waste, particularly when handling high-value medications.
Applications
- Medication administration
- Low-volume injections
- Applications requiring reduced medication waste
- Compounding pharmacies
- Hospitals and clinics
- Specialty medication applications