Non-coring needles are specially configured needles
designed with a deflected point. The distal end of the hypodermic needle tube
is positioned in such a way that it eliminates the potential to
"core" a membrane as it passes through it. This results in prolonging the life of the
septum and eliminating the potential for the tube to become occluded during the
insertion process. A non-coring
deflective needle may have a slight offset at the end of the needle, with the grind
of the needle parallel with the needle shaft.
Or may have a very marginal offset with the needle opening almost
tangential to the shaft. The latter
configuration is referred to as a "Huber" bevel. Non-coring needles may be ground to a sharp
point, or may be almost blunt or soft, depending on their application. Length can vary from 3/4" to 6",
but we have seen applications where custom needles as long as 8" have been
requested.
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