BD Spinal Needle BD™ 6 Inch Long Type 20 Gauge Quincke Style

Spinal Needle BD™ 6 Inch Long Type 20 Gauge Quincke Style

This BD spinal needle is a 20 gauge, 6 inch long Quincke style needle. It fits buyers who need a sterile spinal needle with visual and orientation cues that can support procedural workflow. The needle pairs a stainless steel shaft with a polypropylene hub and includes a fitted stylet.

Good Fit For

• Facilities standardizing on Quincke style spinal needles
• Procedural settings that prefer a translucent hub window for CSF visualization
• Buyers needing a 20 gauge, 6 inch long spinal needle

Key Features

• 20 gauge, 6 inch long format for buyers seeking this specific spinal needle size
• Quincke style needle for facilities standardizing on that needle style
• Translucent window hub helps with visualization of CSF during use
• Key and slot stylet and cannula hub arrangement helps support proper bevel orientation
• Specialized fitted stylet is designed to reduce tissue coring
• Sterile needle with stainless steel construction and polypropylene hub

Applications and Usage

• Purchasing a spinal needle in a 20 gauge, 6 inch configuration
• Stocking sterile spinal needles for procedural supply needs
• Selecting a needle with hub orientation guidance and CSF visualization support

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 6 Inch.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Check that the 20 gauge size and 6 inch length match your protocol and preference.
• This SKU uses a Quincke style needle, which may matter if your facility standardizes by needle style.
• The hub uses a key and slot arrangement for bevel orientation, which may be useful for teams that prefer that workflow detail.

FAQ

• What size is this spinal needle? This spinal needle is 20 gauge and 6 inch long.
• Is this a sterile spinal needle? Yes. This BD spinal needle is sterile.
• What needle style does this product use? This model uses a Quincke style needle.
• Does the needle include a stylet? Yes. This spinal needle includes a stylet, and the fitted stylet is intended to reduce tissue coring.
• What hub details may help during use? The hub has a translucent window for easier visualization of CSF, and the stylet and cannula hubs use a key and slot arrangement to help with bevel orientation.

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