Glass dose syringe
AssigneeKahle Engineering Co.
InventorEmanuel N. Logothetis
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Abstract
A disposable, single-use, medication charged syringe is described wherein the syringe body is formed with a tubular glass barrel having a steel needle mounted on the barrel by means of a tubular glass bead. The beading and barrel are initially made from common stock of right circular hollow cylindrical tubes. The syringe body is formed by a number of steps including a barrel flaring operation and a needle attaching operation in which the needle is first sealed to the glass tubular bead before the glass bead is sealed to the glass barrel. Identification of the syringe and the particular unit dose therein is provided by a flared colored plastic gripping sleeve which is slipped over the glass barrel.
Claims11
A disposable single use syringe glass body adapted to receive a complementary plunger having a one unit charge therebetween fabricated by the process comprising:
- insertably fusing in first sequence a hollow hypodermic needle into a first right circular cylindrical hollow glass tube,
- insertably fusing in second sequence said first tube into a second right circular hollow cylindrical glass tube having walls of uniform thickness and a flared end of open construction adapted to receive in sequence said charge and said plunger.
A process of making a disposable single use syringe body adapted to receive a complementary plunger having a one unit charge therebetween comprising:
- insertably fusing in first sequence a hollow hypodermic needle into a first right circular cylindrical hollow glass tube,
- insertably fusing in second sequence said first tube into a second right circular hollow cylindrical glass tube having walls of uniform thickness and a flared end of open construction adapted to receive in sequence said charge and said plunger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.