Syringe lock

15 devices · GMDN 56636

A syringe lock is a small mechanical accessory designed to secure the plunger of a syringe in a retracted position, allowing the user to generate and maintain a vacuum without continuous manual pressure. It is commonly used in surgical settings for the collection of adipose tissue or other substances during procedures such as liposuction, reconstructive surgery, and cosmetic operations. The device is typically constructed from stainless steel and is manufactured in various sizes to accommodate different syringe capacities, including 10 cc, 30 cc, and 60 cc models.

This category includes reusable devices intended to be attached between the syringe plunger thumb rest and the barrel flange to lock the plunger in place. As a reusable surgical accessory, it is subject to standard medical device regulatory pathways and must meet material biocompatibility and sterilization requirements appropriate for repeated clinical use. The devices listed here are designed to support fluid aspiration tasks by eliminating the need for constant plunger retention during vacuum generation.

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