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Becton-Dickinson EA301025 BD Slip Tip Syringe 1 mL - EA301025 (MOQ/50)

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SKU: EA301025
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Categories:  Syringes & Needles
Description

Description

Description

  • Key Performance Benefit: The BD Slip Tip Syringe 1 mL delivers precise volume measurement and controlled manual dispensing of liquids, making it ideal for laboratory and general fluid handling applications.
  • Material & Construction: Constructed from clear polypropylene, this syringe features a graduated barrel for visible volume reading and a slip-tip (Luer-slip) interface for friction-fit connections with compatible needles or small tubing.
  • Risk Reduction/Compliance Benefit: The non-sterile, single-use design helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination and negates the need for re-sterilization between uses.
  • Protection Level: This syringe is designed for non-clinical applications with precise volume control over small quantities of liquid (1 mL total volume).
  • Comfort & Usability: A smooth plunger mechanism provides controlled intake and release of fluids, supporting repeatable dispensing in laboratory workflows.
  • Safety & Compliance Assurance: Latex-free construction broadens compatibility for varied environments and minimizes allergy-related concerns.

Recommended For

  • Laboratory reagent measurement and delivery
  • Sampling and small-volume fluid transfer
  • General liquid dispensing and handling tasks
  • Educational laboratory settings
  • Industrial and research applications where sterility is not mandated

Product Details

  • Capacity: 1 mL
  • Design: Slip-tip (Luer-slip) connection
  • Material: Clear polypropylene
  • Sterility: Non-sterile
  • Quantity: Minimum order quantity (MOQ) of 50 syringes
  • Plunger: Smooth, manual operation
  • Graduations: Clear volume markings for precise delivery

Primary Industries

  • Research Laboratories
  • Industrial Manufacturing
  • Educational Science Labs
  • Quality Control & Testing Facilities

Standards and Certifications

  • Designed for non-clinical use
  • Latex-free materials
  • Manufactured to BD quality standards for consistent performance
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How does the BD Slip Tip Syringe 1 mL support accurate small-volume work?

The BD Slip Tip Syringe 1 mL is well-suited for applications requiring careful measurement and controlled dispensing of very small liquid volumes. Its compact format allows users to make fine adjustments manually, which supports repeatable transfers in testing, formulation, or sample preparation workflows.

When is a slip-tip connection preferred over other syringe connection types?

A slip-tip interface is often selected for quick, friction-fit connections where rapid attachment and removal are beneficial. It works well in settings where users frequently change needles or tubing and where threaded locking mechanisms are not required for higher-pressure applications.

What are the advantages of using single-use syringes in laboratory environments?

Single-use syringes help reduce cross-contamination risk and eliminate the time and resources associated with cleaning or reprocessing. This supports more consistent results between procedures and simplifies workflow management, especially in shared laboratory or instructional settings.

In what types of environments is this syringe most appropriate?

This syringe is best suited for controlled, non-clinical environments, including research labs, quality control areas, and educational settings. It is commonly used to measure reagents, transfer samples, or perform small-scale fluid-handling tasks where sterility is not required.

What storage and handling practices help maintain performance?

Store syringes in a clean, dry environment and keep them in their original packaging until use to prevent contamination. Avoid exposure to excessive heat or physical deformation, as this can affect plunger movement or fit, supporting consistent and reliable manual operation when needed.