Description
1. Introduction
Our high – quality irrigation needles are specifically designed for precise wound and oral cavity irrigation, serving as an indispensable tool in the medical and dental fields. When dealing with wounds or performing oral care, effectively removing foreign bodies, bacteria, and debris is crucial for preventing infections and promoting healing. Our irrigation needles are engineered to meet these stringent requirements, providing a reliable and efficient irrigation solution.
2. Design Features
- Precision Irrigation Design
- The tip of the irrigation needle is meticulously crafted to produce a concentrated and controllable water flow. This design enables the irrigation fluid to reach specific areas of the wound or oral cavity accurately. Whether it’s removing dirt deep within a wound or cleaning the spaces between teeth, the needle can handle it precisely. For instance, in treating complex wounds, the irrigation needle can direct the water flow to every corner of the wound, thoroughly eliminating impurities that could potentially cause infections.
- The internal passage of the needle body is optimized to adjust the flow rate of the irrigation fluid according to different application requirements. For shallow wounds or surface cleaning of the oral cavity, a lower flow rate suffices, gently flushing without causing additional trauma. In the case of deeper wounds or when strong foreign – body removal is needed, the flow rate can be appropriately increased to ensure an effective irrigation effect.
- Material Advantages
- The irrigation needles are made of medical – grade stainless steel, a material renowned for its excellent corrosion resistance and strength. Despite frequent use and exposure to various irrigation fluids, the needles can maintain their performance, resisting rust and damage. The stainless – steel material also ensures biocompatibility, reducing irritation to the wound tissue or oral mucosa and minimizing the risk of allergic reactions, thus providing a safer irrigation experience for patients.
3. Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Needle Gauge Range | A variety of needle gauges are available, typically ranging from 16G to 22G. Smaller gauges (such as 20G – 22G) are suitable for oral cavity irrigation as they are more delicate and can better adapt to the narrow spaces within the oral cavity. Larger gauges (like 16G – 18G) may be used for wound irrigation, especially when a higher volume of irrigation fluid needs to be delivered quickly, such as in the case of large or contaminated wounds. |
| Needle Length | The lengths of the irrigation needles vary from 25mm to 50mm. Shorter lengths are more convenient for oral cavity irrigation, allowing for easy maneuverability within the mouth. Longer lengths are beneficial for wound irrigation, especially when reaching deep – seated wounds or when a certain distance needs to be maintained from the wound edge to avoid secondary contamination. |
| Tip Design | Some needles feature a blunt – tipped design, which is ideal for wound irrigation as it reduces the risk of accidentally piercing the wound tissue. Others may have a slightly angled tip, facilitating the targeted delivery of the irrigation fluid to specific areas in the oral cavity or wounds. |
| Connection Type | The needles are equipped with standard Luer – lock or Luer – slip connections, ensuring a secure and leak – free attachment to syringes or other irrigation devices. This compatibility allows for seamless integration with a wide range of existing medical and dental equipment. |
4. Applications
- Wound Irrigation
- In the medical field, our irrigation needles are widely used for wound irrigation. Whether it’s a surgical wound, an open trauma wound, or a chronic wound, the needles play a vital role in cleaning the wound. By flushing out bacteria, debris, and foreign materials, they help create a clean environment conducive to wound healing. For example, in orthopedic surgeries, irrigation needles are used to clean the surgical site to prevent post – operative infections.
- Oral Cavity Irrigation
- In dentistry, these needles are essential for oral cavity irrigation. They can be used for periodontal irrigation to remove plaque and bacteria from around the teeth and gums, promoting gum health. They are also useful in endodontic treatments, where they help clean the root canals, ensuring the effectiveness of the treatment. Additionally, during oral surgeries, the irrigation needles assist in keeping the surgical area clean and free from debris.
5. Quality Assurance
- Manufacturing Standards
- Our irrigation needles are manufactured in accordance with strict international standards, such as ISO 13485 for medical device quality management systems. This ensures that every aspect of the manufacturing process, from raw material sourcing to the final product inspection, meets the highest quality requirements.
- Testing Procedures
- Each batch of irrigation needles undergoes comprehensive testing. This includes tests for flow rate accuracy, needle integrity, and biocompatibility. Only needles that pass all these tests are approved for release, guaranteeing that healthcare professionals and patients can rely on the quality and performance of our products.
In conclusion, our high – quality irrigation needles, with their precision design, suitable specifications, and strict quality assurance, are the optimal choice for both wound and oral cavity irrigation. They contribute significantly to improving treatment outcomes, reducing the risk of infections, and enhancing patient comfort.
Details Of Irrigation Needles
Main material: PP, SUS304 stainless Steel Cannula, Silicone oil.
Characteristic:
- Multi-angle bent, easy to clean out, can be used for different occasions.
- Different types, clients can choose products according to irrigation part
Other Notes Of Irrigation Needles
- Product Conformance:
In compliance with European Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC(CE Class: l)
- Quality Assurance:
The manufacturing process is in compliance with ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 Quality System.
