
Infusion & Injection
Disposable Venous Blood Collection Needle, Multi-Sample
Reliable venous specimen collection
Disposable venous blood collection needles are designed for safe and efficient blood specimen collection. The sharp stainless-steel needle provides smooth penetration and reliable blood flow.
Key takeaways
- Multi-sample needle for venous blood specimen collection with a tube holder and evacuated blood collection tubes.
- Stainless steel needle with a sharp, smooth tip and color-coded hub; company catalog lists 20G to 23G.
- Sterile, single use and individually packed; OEM available.
This disposable venous blood collection needle is a multi-sample needle: one end enters the vein and the other end sits inside a tube holder, so several evacuated tubes can be filled from one venipuncture. The sharp stainless steel tip gives smooth penetration and steady blood flow, and the color-coded hub shows the gauge at a glance.
Key Features
- Multi-sample design for evacuated tube systems
- Stainless steel needle with sharp, smooth tip
- Color-coded hub for size identification
- Gauges 20G to 23G per company catalog
- Sterile, single use, individually packed; OEM available
Applications
Routine venous blood sampling in hospital phlebotomy, clinical laboratories, blood collection points and health screening programs. Pair it with our single-use blood collection needle holder; for small or difficult veins, many phlebotomists switch to a butterfly (scalp vein) set.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Gauge mix (for example 21G and 22G) and needle length
- Whether a safety shield is required
- Holder thread compatibility to test with samples
- Unit pack and box/carton counts
- OEM artwork, label language and destination market
Technical and purchasing information
Disposable venous blood collection needles are designed for safe and efficient blood specimen collection. The sharp stainless-steel needle provides smooth penetration and reliable blood flow. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Features
- Stainless steel needle; Color-coded hub for easy size identification; Sharp and smooth needle tip; Sterile and single use; Individually packed; Various gauges available; OEM available
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and cartons
Packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Venous Blood Specimen Collection Needle.
What size needle is used for blood collection?
Gauge choice follows your laboratory protocol: routine adult draws usually use a mid-range gauge, and finer gauges are chosen for smaller veins. Our company catalog lists the multi-sample needle from 20G to 23G, and the exact gauges are confirmed in the quotation.
What are the types of blood collection needles?
The main types are multi-sample needles used with a tube holder and evacuated tubes, winged (butterfly) sets for small or difficult veins, and a syringe with a hypodermic needle. This page covers the multi-sample needle.
Blood draw needle vs butterfly: which is better?
A straight multi-sample needle is fast and economical for routine draws from good veins. A butterfly set gives more control on small, fragile or hand veins and for children. Many labs stock both; our scalp vein set covers the butterfly option.
Is this the same as a vacutainer needle?
Vacutainer is a trademark of Becton, Dickinson and Company and is often used as a generic search term. Our product is a generic multi-sample blood collection needle for tube holders and evacuated tubes; test samples with the holder and tubes you use before ordering.
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