Disposable safety syringe

A disposable safety syringe comprising:

• a substantially tubular barrel, an inner circumference of a front section of the barrel being formed with an annular flange, the inner circumference of the barrel in front of the flange being further tapered to form a conic section;
• a needle holder plugged in the front section of the barrel, the needle holder having a fixing ring having more than one click hook for hooking the flange of the barrel to locate the needle holder, the needle holder further having an insertion tube protruding from the needle holder for fitting with an injection needle, the insertion tube being formed with more than one engaging channel corresponding to the click hooks, the click hooks having a respective block corresponding to the engaging channels whereby the engaging blocks are inlaid in the engaging channels when the click hooks are located in the tapered section of the barrel and wherein the insertion tube inwardly extends to form a coupling tube having multiple axially extending splits;
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• a piston stem having a piston plugged in the barrel, a column section projecting from a front end of the piston, the column section having a diameter corresponding to an inner diameter of the coupling tube, whereby when inserted into the coupling tube, the column section can slightly expand the coupling tube, the front end of the piston being formed with an annular binding groove along the circumference of the column section, the annular binding groove having a diameter corresponding to an outer diameter of the coupling tube, when the coupling tube is accommodated in the annular binding groove, the coupling tube being restricted by the wall of the binding groove to bind and tightly clamp the column section, whereby the piston stem can drive the needle holder to move.