Disposable Syringe Mould are classified according to their purpose. They can be divided into three types: serious pollution, general pollution and basically no pollution. For disposable syringe molds with different degrees of contamination, its treatment methods are also different.

1. Severely contaminated disposable syringe molds: used syringe molds that are in direct contact with the patient's body fluid, such as blood draw, pleural effusion, and ascites, because the patient's body fluid is a potential source of infection.
2. Generally contaminated disposable syringe mold: that is, only the needle part is in contact with the patient's syringe mold, such as conventional injection and infusion, and some syringe molds usually used for hanging anti-inflammatory water.
3. Basically non-polluting disposable syringe molds: the disposable syringe molds that are not in direct contact with the patient are basically non-polluting disposable syringe molds, such as the syringe molds used when dosing, of course, improper operation and contamination should be excluded. This is the classification of disposable syringe molds. If they are to be processed, they must be processed according to such a classification method. Different pollution levels require different treatment methods.

Disposable syringe mold, product performance structure and composition The disposable syringe mold consists of a jacket, a core rod, a rubber stopper, a cone, a handle and a cone. The scope of application of the product is matched with a disposable injection needle for subcutaneous, intramuscular, and intravenous injection of liquid medicine, blood draw or drug dissolution. Usually polyethylene, medical grade has relevant certification. Syringe mold manufacturers will also determine the quality of materials according to the size of the hospital. This material should have a variety of sterilization options, excellent transparency and gloss, excellent rigidity and impact resistance balance, minimum distortion, and good low temperature impact resistance.

In addition, disposable syringe molds are medical waste, which cannot be thrown away at will like general waste, and placed in the trash can for recycling. This kind of medical waste is generally treated in a centralized and harmless manner. The Safety Needle Mould include incineration, destruction and disinfection, and deep burial after incineration.