Manual Syringe & Needle Destroyer | Hand-Operated Needle Cutter for Safe Disposal

Product Description

The Manual Syringe & Needle Destroyer is a compact, hand-operated device designed to support safe and controlled disposal of used syringe needles. Built for everyday operational use, this needle cutter works without electricity, making it suitable for locations where power availability is limited or uninterrupted manual operation is preferred.

The device allows the needle to be separated from the syringe body through a mechanical cutting mechanism, reducing handling risks and supporting organized waste segregation. Its sturdy construction, non-slip base, and smooth lever action are designed for repeated use in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, diagnostic centers, and medical camps.

This manual needle destroyer is easy to operate, requires minimal maintenance, and supports hygienic workflows when used as part of standard biomedical waste management practices. Its compact form factor allows placement on countertops, trolleys, or workstations without occupying excessive space.

Technical Features 

• Manual syringe needle destroyer with mechanical cutting system

• Hand-operated design – no electricity required

• Strong metal cutter for consistent needle separation

• Compatible with commonly used syringe needle sizes

• Stable base for controlled operation

• Compact and lightweight construction

• Low maintenance and long service life

• Suitable for routine disposal workflows

Usage Instructions

1. Place the needle destroyer on a flat, stable surface.

2. Insert the used syringe needle into the designated cutting slot.

3. Press the handle firmly to cut and separate the needle.

4. Dispose of the cut needle and syringe body as per local waste guidelines.

5. Clean the external surface regularly using appropriate cleaning agents.

Safety Disclaimer 

This product is intended solely for the mechanical disposal of used syringe needles. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Always follow local biomedical waste handling regulations and institutional safety protocols while using this device.

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