Infusion Sets, Syringes & IV Supplies for Hospitals
Single-use infusion sets, pediatric burette sets, IV extension lines, syringes, needles, scalp vein sets and blood collection accessories for hospitals and distributors.
Key takeaways
- Gravity infusion sets in Luer slip or Luer lock, with needle or protective cap, plus scalp vein, Y-site and pediatric burette versions.
- Injection range: syringes 1 ml to 50/60 ml, insulin syringes U-100 and U-40, hypodermic needles 16G to 27G and scalp vein sets.
- Plastic disposables from the group's Changzhou company, EO-sterilized and individually packed with lot and expiry.
An infusion set carries fluid from a bag or bottle to the patient's venous access by gravity, through a drip chamber and a roller clamp. HOPE Medical supplies single-use infusion sets and related IV supplies to hospitals, clinics and distributors, together with syringes and needles for injection. These plastic disposables come from our group company in Changzhou and are listed as EO-sterilized and individually packed.
Infusion sets
- Gravity infusion sets in four basic configurations: Luer slip with needle, Luer lock with needle, Luer slip with protective cap and Luer lock with protective cap
- Infusion set with scalp vein (butterfly) needle, Luer lock
- Y-site infusion sets for adding medication, Luer slip or Luer lock
- Pediatric burette infusion sets with 100 or 150 ml graduated chamber: Type A, Type B and Type C
- IV flow regulator extension set (60 cm) and IV extension set (150 cm)
Injection and blood collection
- Disposable syringes, Luer slip or Luer lock, 1 ml to 50/60 ml
- Insulin syringes U-100 and U-40, 0.3, 0.5 and 1 ml
- Hypodermic needles 16G to 27G with color-coded hubs, and scalp vein sets 18G to 27G
- Venous blood collection needles and needle holders
Choosing a configuration
Luer lock connections screw on and resist accidental disconnection; Luer slip connections push on and fit faster. Sets with a hypodermic needle at the patient end are used where direct needle access is local practice; sets with a protective cap connect to an existing venous access device. Choose a Y-site set when medication is added during the infusion, and a burette set when small volumes must be measured for children.
Buyer questions, answered
Infusion vs injection: what is the difference?
An injection delivers a small dose quickly with a syringe and needle. An infusion delivers fluid or medication slowly over minutes or hours, usually by gravity through an infusion set or with a pump. Both use single-use sterile supplies.
What IV supplies are needed to start an infusion?
A typical gravity infusion uses the fluid container, an infusion set, a venous access device, fixation tape and skin prep such as alcohol pads, plus an extension set if more length is needed. This hub covers the infusion sets and extension lines; tapes and alcohol pads are listed in other categories.
Which infusion set configuration do I need: Luer slip or Luer lock, needle or cap?
Luer lock connections screw together and resist disconnection, which many hospitals prefer; Luer slip is a push fit. Choose a needle end where direct needle access is local practice, or a protective cap when the set connects to an existing venous access device. Follow your ward protocol.