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Anesthesla Syringe (Silver)
Single-cartridge silver anesthesia syringe with harpoon mechanism, designed for local anesthetic delivery and aspiration verification in a clean classic finish across routine dental procedures.
Key Features
- Silver anesthesia syringe with harpoon aspiration mechanism
- Classic silver finish suits standard chair-side presentation
- Harpoon engages cartridge stopper for reliable aspiration function
- Finger flanges provide stable two-finger grip during injection
- Thumb ring delivers controlled aspiration and injection strokes
- Accepts standard 1.7ml and 1.8ml dental anesthetic cartridges
- Autoclavable for repeated steam sterilization cycles
- Indicated for local anesthetic delivery with classic silver finish
SKU:
LS6-327
Categories: Dental, Dental Syringes, Extracting Forceps
Anesthesia Syringe (Silver)
The Anesthesia Syringe (Silver) is a silver-finished harpoon aspirating dental syringe built for reliable local anesthetic delivery and aspiration verification throughout routine dental procedures. The clean silver finish provides a classic uncolored instrument appearance suited to practices that prefer a uniform traditional instrument tray presentation without color-coded identification systems. The harpoon engages the rubber stopper of the anesthetic cartridge on loading, maintaining positive aspiration function throughout each injection sequence. Finger flanges on both sides of the barrel provide stable two-finger grip control during injection force application. The syringe accepts standard 1.7ml and 1.8ml dental cartridges.
Classic silver finish and reliable harpoon aspiration define the everyday clinical profile of this instrument. The Silver anesthesia syringe harpoon aspirating dental clean finish suits practices that maintain traditional uniform instrument presentation without color assignment systems across their anesthetic delivery inventory. As a result, chair-side instrument presentation stays consistent and professional throughout routine daily clinical sessions. Furthermore, harpoon aspiration function and finger flange injection mechanics operate with the same reliability as colored variants, keeping aspiration verification and injection force control consistent throughout all routine local anesthetic delivery procedures.
General dentists and dental specialists preferring a classic silver instrument finish for local anesthetic delivery need a reliable aspirating syringe that performs consistently across every aspiration and injection cycle without color identification requirements. The Anesthesia Syringe (Silver) suits local anesthetic delivery where a silver anesthesia syringe classic aspirating dental instrument must verify aspiration and deliver anesthetic safely in a clean traditional finish across routine dental procedures.
Leader Surgical manufactures this instrument for general and specialty dental programs where classic silver finish and consistent harpoon aspiration reliability define traditional chair-side anesthetic delivery standards.
When is the silver finish anesthesia syringe preferred over color-coded versions in clinical practice?
The silver finish suits single-clinician practices and settings where uniform traditional instrument presentation is preferred over color-coded identification systems. It eliminates the need for color assignment decisions while maintaining identical aspiration and injection performance to all colored variants throughout routine daily anesthetic delivery.
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