Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles, Sterile, 27 gauge Long (1.375"), 100/Box- Complete Buyer’s Guide

Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles, Sterile, 27 gauge Long (1.375"), 100/Box- Complete Buyer’s Guide

Ga 27, Long
$14.01 USD
Sale price  $14.01 USD Regular price 
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Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles, Sterile, 27 gauge Long (1.375"), 100/Box- Complete Buyer’s Guide

Kendall Healthcare

Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles, Sterile, 27 gauge Long (1.375"), 100/Box- Complete Buyer’s Guide

$14.01 USD
Sale price  $14.01 USD Regular price 

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Inventory ID: 936-1490AA

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles, Sterile, 27 gauge Long (1.375"), 100/Box provides precise delivery and consistent performance for dental anesthesia and clinical applications. Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles support smooth insertion and reliable control during procedures. This Complete Buyer’s Guide helps you choose confidently and maintain accuracy and efficiency in your practice.

What makes this product stand out?

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles are designed to provide controlled delivery and smooth penetration for improved patient comfort. Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles combine precision manufacturing with dependable strength to support accurate and efficient procedures.

Key advantages include:

  • 27 gauge size supports precise delivery and minimizes patient discomfort
  • Long needle length improves access for deeper injection sites
  • Metal construction ensures strength and consistent performance
  • Sharp bevel design supports smooth insertion and controlled penetration
  • Standard compatibility supports easy integration with common syringe systems

What is this product made of?

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles are made from high-quality stainless steel designed for strength and precision. Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles are engineered to maintain sharpness and structural integrity during use.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • 27 gauge needles compared with larger gauges: finer diameter for improved patient comfort
  • Long needles compared with short needles: better reach for deeper or posterior injection sites

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles provide a balance of precision and durability, helping clinicians deliver anesthesia with control and confidence. Their material design supports consistent performance across a range of procedures.

What is it used for?

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles are used for delivering local anesthesia and other injectable solutions during dental and clinical procedures. Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles help ensure accurate placement and controlled administration.

Common applications include:

  • Administering local anesthesia for dental procedures
  • Performing nerve blocks requiring deeper access
  • Delivering injections in posterior regions
  • Supporting surgical and restorative procedures
  • General clinical injection applications

Why you'll appreciate this product

You will appreciate how Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles support both precision and patient comfort in your practice.

For your work:

  • Fine gauge supports controlled delivery and reduced discomfort
  • Sharp design improves insertion and procedural efficiency
  • Reliable performance supports consistent clinical outcomes
  • Long length allows access to deeper injection sites

For your practice:

  • Consistent sizing simplifies inventory management
  • Kendall Healthcare quality ensures dependable performance
  • Durable construction reduces risk of bending or breakage
  • Standard compatibility supports easy integration with existing systems

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles help you maintain efficient workflows while supporting accurate delivery and patient care.

Specifications
  • Product name: Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles
  • Manufacturer: Kendall Healthcare
  • Product type: Hypodermic needle
  • Gauge: 27 gauge
  • Length: Long
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Design: Metal needle
  • Use: Injection and anesthesia delivery
  • Sterility: Sterile

For single-use only. Do not reuse and dispose of properly after each use.

Sizing & selection

Selecting the correct needle improves accuracy, comfort, and clinical outcomes.

Gauge size:

Choose 27 gauge needles for a balance of comfort and control during injections.

Needle length:

Select long needles when deeper access is required, such as for nerve block techniques.

Material strength:

Metal needles like Kendall Healthcare Monoject provide durability and consistent performance.

Procedure requirements:

Match needle size and length to the type of injection and clinical need.

Kendall Healthcare Monoject #401, Metal Hub Needles in this configuration provide a reliable and precise solution for everyday injection needs.

Explore other options

Expanding your injection supplies can improve flexibility across procedures.

  • Different gauge needles for varied injection needs
  • Short needles for shallow injections
  • Syringes compatible with Monoject systems
  • Complementary anesthetic solutions and accessories

Selecting the right combination of injection products helps tailor your workflow to each procedure and clinical requirement.

Care & storage

Proper handling helps maintain safety and product integrity.

  • Store in a clean, dry environment
  • Keep packaging sealed until use
  • Use aseptic technique during handling
  • Dispose of used needles in approved sharps containers
Frequently asked questions
  1. Can I use this needle for local anesthesia?Yes, you can use Kendall Healthcare Monoject needles for delivering local anesthesia during dental procedures.
  2. What does 27 gauge mean?It refers to the needle diameter, where a higher gauge indicates a finer needle for improved patient comfort.
  3. When should I use a long needle?You can use a long needle when deeper access is required, such as for nerve block injections.
  4. Are these needles sterile?Yes, they are sterile and should be used once for each patient.
  5. How should I dispose of these needles?You should dispose of them in an approved sharps container following clinical safety guidelines.

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