Quick Answer

When sourcing an intramammary syringe, the cap and nozzle should be evaluated as part of the complete packaging system. Buyers should confirm cap retention, nozzle dimensions, filling direction, closure performance, component fit and compatibility with the intended filling and handling process before approving bulk orders.

1. Why Cap and Nozzle Design Matters

An intramammary syringe is not selected by capacity alone. The barrel, plunger, cap and nozzle must work together during filling, packing, transport and final use. A cap that is too loose can create handling concerns, while a nozzle that does not match the filling process can slow production or require unnecessary adjustments.

FUDAPLASTIC currently lists PE intramammary syringe options in 5 ml, 8 ml, 10 ml and 13 ml capacities. The product range can also be discussed for applicator-tip, cap, plunger, color, printing and packing requirements.

2. What Buyers Should Confirm About the Cap

Cap retention: the cap should stay securely in place through packing and transport.

Assembly: confirm whether the cap can be applied consistently in the intended production process.

Tip protection: the cap should protect the nozzle opening before use.

Project configuration: if cap color or style changes, confirm that the functional fit remains unchanged.

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3. What Buyers Should Confirm About the Nozzle

Nozzle geometry can influence filling, dispensing and user handling. Buyers should therefore review nozzle inner diameter, outer diameter, overall tip structure and any applicator-tip requirements together with the formulation and filling method.

For a compact reference, review the 5 ml G010 intramammary syringe, which lists a 1.45 mm nozzle inner diameter and 2.43 mm nozzle outer diameter. The 13 ml G002 intramammary syringe lists a 1.5±0.05 mm nozzle inner diameter and 2.6 mm nozzle outer diameter. These are reference specifications; final suitability should be tested with the buyer's own product and filling process.

4. Ask for Samples Before Final Approval

A drawing can confirm dimensions, but samples show how the components behave together. Before bulk ordering, buyers should check cap fit, nozzle condition, plunger movement, filling direction, leakage after assembly and the way components are presented for line handling.

5. FAQ

Does FUDAPLASTIC supply empty intramammary syringes?

Yes. The products are supplied as empty packaging components for veterinary pharmaceutical filling projects.

Can the applicator tip be discussed for a custom project?

Yes. FUDAPLASTIC states that applicator-tip design can be discussed according to product application, user handling and filling requirements.

Which capacities are currently available?

The current product range lists 5 ml, 8 ml, 10 ml and 13 ml PE intramammary syringe references.

6. Prepare a More Useful Inquiry

To receive a more precise recommendation and quotation, send the target capacity, formulation type, filling method, cap and nozzle requirements, sample quantity and estimated order volume. Contact FUDAPLASTIC to discuss samples and a suitable intramammary syringe configuration.