Sol-M® 10 mL Luer Lock Syringe, 2-Piece

$319.10 $305.81
Description
  • What it is. A Sol-M® 10 mL Luer Lock syringe made in a 2-piece design: a barrel and a plunger, with no separate rubber stopper. It pairs a mid-size 10 mL capacity with a threaded Luer Lock tip, so needles, filters, and fittings screw on and stay attached during use. It is the larger of the two Luer Lock options in the Sol-M 2-piece line, alongside a 2 mL Luer Lock version.
  • Why a threaded tip on a 10 mL syringe. At 10 mL, a syringe often moves enough volume or meets enough resistance that a friction-fit tip can loosen. The threaded collar on this 10 mL syringe Luer Lock design holds the connection securely while you draw up, mix, or push fluid through a filter or tubing. That matters most when a disconnection could mean a spill, a lost dose, or exposure to the fluid you're handling.
  • Visibility and control. Sol-Millennium designs its 2-piece syringes with a high-transparency barrel for a clear view of the contents and black graduations for strong contrast and readability. A safe plunger backstop prevents the plunger from being pulled out of the barrel, which is useful when drawing a full 10 mL. Those details make the fill line quick to confirm before each transfer.
  • Packing. The syringe ships 100 per box and 1,200 per case. With fewer components than a 3-piece design, this 10ml syringe is a practical option for routine measuring and transfer tasks where a secure connection matters. Because the plunger seals directly against the barrel, there is no separate rubber stopper in contact with the fluid, which some facilities prefer for general measuring work. Boxes of 100 keep supply rooms stocked without opening a full case.

Recommended For

  • Secure fluid transfers: the threaded tip keeps needles and fittings attached
  • Filtering solutions: Luer Lock tips hold syringe filters in place under pressure
  • Mid-volume measuring: 10 mL capacity for routine draws and transfers
  • Fewer-component preference: 2-piece design without a separate rubber stopper
  • Stockroom supply: 1,200 per case for steady usage

Product Details

  • Manufacturer: Sol-Millennium Medical, Inc.
  • Product Line: Sol-M® 2-Piece Syringe
  • Volume: 10 mL
  • Tip Type: Luer Lock
  • Construction: 2-piece (barrel and plunger, no separate stopper)
  • Barrel: High-transparency
  • Graduations: Black, for contrast and readability
  • Plunger: Safe plunger backstop prevents accidental withdrawal
  • Box / Case Quantity: 100 per box / 1,200 per case

FAQs

When does a Luer Lock tip matter on a 10 mL syringe?

Whenever the connection will see pressure or repeated handling: pushing fluid through a syringe filter, connecting to tubing, or drawing viscous liquids. A friction-fit slip tip can loosen in those situations. The threaded Luer Lock collar keeps the needle or fitting attached until you deliberately unscrew it.

How tight should I screw on a needle or filter?

Finger-tight is enough. Twist until the connection feels snug and stops turning easily. Overtightening can crack the hub or make the fitting hard to remove later. If a connection leaks at finger-tight, replace the needle or fitting rather than forcing it. A quarter turn past snug is usually plenty.

Is a 2-piece 10 mL syringe less accurate than a 3-piece one?

Graduation accuracy depends on the barrel markings, not the number of components. The practical difference is plunger feel: 3-piece syringes with rubber stoppers usually glide more smoothly, which can help with slow, controlled delivery. For routine measuring, a 2-piece syringe is typically sufficient. Try a box before converting a whole unit.

Can this syringe be used with a syringe pump?

Pump compatibility depends on the pump's approved syringe list, which specifies brands and sizes by model. Syringes not on that list may not seat or calibrate correctly. Check your pump manufacturer's documentation before using any syringe, including this one, in an infusion device. When in doubt, ask the pump vendor.

How do I read the dose correctly?

Hold the syringe at eye level and read the graduation that lines up with the leading edge of the plunger seal, the edge closest to the tip. Expel air bubbles before reading. The black graduations on this syringe are designed to contrast sharply with most liquids. Recheck after removing bubbles.