Intraligamental Pistol Syringe, Black, Autoclavable

Description

Intraligamental Pistol Syringe, Black, Autoclavable

This black autoclavable pistol syringe suits practices that want trigger-driven PDL injections and a handle that goes through the autoclave with the rest of the tray. Also, the pistol form keeps leverage on your side.

A handle that handles the steam cycle

The catalogue lists the handle as autoclavable. In other words, you do not need to strip it off or treat it as a separate item. Instead, clean the whole syringe, then run it through your usual steam cycle. Still, follow the care guide for non-metal parts.

Dose per trigger pull

This model sits in the catalogue’s 0.20 ml per click group. So each pull of the trigger moves a set volume, and you can count your way to the dose you need. Meanwhile, the lever supplies the force that the tight ligament space calls for.

Where PDL injection fits

Clinicians often use intraligamental injection to numb a single tooth, or to top up a block when one root still feels sharp. It usually spreads less to the lip and tongue than a block does. Even so, go slowly and keep the bevel against the root.

Reprocessing routine in four steps

• Rinse off blood and anaesthetic right after the procedure.
• Take out the cartridge and needle, then scrub the threads and lever.
• Dry it fully before packing, so no water sits inside the grip.
• Autoclave on your validated cycle and store the syringe dry.

Choosing between the two pistols

Both pistol models in our range share the 0.20 ml step. The difference lies in the handle: this one is black and listed as autoclavable, whereas the Pistol-Ject has a full trigger handle. If handle reprocessing drives your choice, this black autoclavable pistol syringe is the one to pick.

Cover, standards and support

The syringe arrives non-sterile and is reusable once you have cleaned and sterilized it. We make it to our specification and inspect it in the United States. Its steel parts meet ASTM F899 for stainless steel instruments. If a fault in workmanship ever shows up, you have cover for three years against manufacturing defects. See more anaesthesia syringes, the Pistol-Ject or our FAQ page.

Sold for professional use. Autoclave cycle tips for the black pistol syringe are on our care and sterilization page, and delivery details cover shipping times.