Drawing cannulas

Pull-on cannulas

Areas of use and fields of application

Pull-on cannulas are used for the safe and controlled transfer of liquids between bottles, syringes and other containers. They are used for blood collection, laboratory samples, preparation of injection or infusion solutions as well as general drawing and filling processes. Typical application situations include preparatory work in diagnostics and therapy, precise dosing when drawing up vials and hygienically secured work processes when handling sterile medicines.

Product types and features

The category includes different needle sizes (gauge), lengths and designs for different vial and syringe types. Product features include ground- and tip-tested needles, puncture-proof designs, plastic or metal connections for syringe accommodation, and single/multiple packaging for sterile storage. In addition, special pull-on cannulas with backflow prevention, conical holder or standard Luer connection are available.

• Sterile disposable cannulas in various gauges
• Pull-on cannulas with safety features to prevent needlestick injuries
• Compatible versions for Luer-Lock and Luer-Slip syringes
• Packaging sizes for practical and laboratory use

Advantages and benefits in everyday work

Pull-on cannulas optimize work processes through precise, drip-free pull-on and minimize contamination risks. They support efficient processes for mixing, diluting and dosing, reduce material loss and ensure traceable, reproducible sample preparation. Safety designs reduce the risk of peripheral injuries and promote hygienic standards.

Quality, selection and manufacturer

The selection includes common quality levels and standard manufacturer solutions, including products from manufacturers such as B. Braun, BD (Becton Dickinson) and Terumo. When comparing, attention should be paid to sterility, needle dimensions, connection compatibility and, if necessary, safety functions in order to find the right pull-on cannula for the respective application.