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131 results about "Tubex" patented technology

The Tubex Syringe cartridge was developed c. 1943 during World War II by the Wyeth company. It is a drug pre-filled glass cartridge syringe with attached sterile needle, which is inserted in a reusable stainless steel holder (now plastic). The needle protector is removed and is ready for immediate injection in the administration of a drug.

Reciprocating procedure syringes

A reciprocating syringe that can be used in connection with existing syringe barrels and fittings. Some embodiments comprise a frame, adapted to retain two existing syringe barrels. The frame can accommodate fittings on one or both barrels. The invention also provides a plunger complex, comprising two plungers, each adapted for use with one of the syringe barrels. The two plungers are coupled such that pushing of each plunger into its barrel causes the other plunger to pull outwards relative to its barrel. The two plungers can be coupled by a flexible line attached to one plunger, routed from the plunger out of the corresponding barrel into the other barrel, and attached to the other plunger. The invention contemplates various frame configurations to accommodate desired line and pulley performance characteristics. Other embodiments comprise a frame adapted to retain an existing syringe barrel, and an auxiliary actuator mounted with the frame. Such an actuator can provide a syringe-like plunger operation, or can comprise other manipulable structures. The auxiliary actuator can be coupled to a plunger adapted for use with the syringe barrel, such that pushing the plunger into the barrel causes the actuator to move in a reversible manner, and moving the actuator in the reverse manner causes the plunger to pull outwards relative to its barrel. The invention also comprises various materials, methods of making, geometries and arrangements of parts, and accommodation of various specific existing syringe designs and applications.
Owner:AVANCA MEDICAL DEVICES +1

Disposable stripping type self-destruction syringe

A disposable stripping type self-destruction syringe comprises a syringe barrel, a liquid outlet is fixed to the bottom of the syringe barrel, a core rod is inserted into the syringe barrel, the corerod is connected with a rubber plug structure, the core rod is detachably connected with the top end of the rubber plug structure, and conical lock catches are formed in the bottom end of the rubber plug structure in the circumferential direction, and the number of the conical lock catches is larger than or equal to 2. A hollow gap for separating the conical lock catches is formed in the middle ofthe bottom end of the rubber plug structure; an annular clamping protrusion matched with the conical lock catch is formed in the liquid outlet. The sum of the clamping force of the conical lock catchand the annular clamping protrusion is larger than the connecting force of the core rod and the rubber plug structure which is larger than the friction force between the rubber plug structure and theinjector barrel. When liquid medicine is injected, the rubber plug and the barrel are connected into a whole, and when the core rod is pulled back, the rubber plug structure is separated from the core rod, so that the injector is scrapped and cannot be used again, and the self-destruction function is achieved.
Owner:HUNAN LUZHOU HUIKANG DEV CO LTD
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