Schreiner MediPharm begins mass production of Needle-Trap
Offers protection against needlestick injuries
Needle-Trap consists of a syringe label with integrated needle protection that secures the blood-contaminated needle after injection, thus protecting healthcare professionals from needlestick injuries.
The German company says Needle-Trap’s compact design and easy integration into existing production processes means a low-cost investment and minimal space requirements for pharmaceutical manufacturers. The combination of a label and needle protection can be processed on conventional labelling equipment with only minor modifications at dispensing speeds of up to 400 units a minute.
Schreiner-MediPharm says Needle-Trap also reduces material and packaging requirements and is thus environmentally friendly.
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