No need to connect a needle or tip—just trim the opening size of these syringes to the diameter you need.

A curved plastic tip fits into bearing seals, narrow holes in housings, and around small parts in 3D printers and other machinery. Use these syringes to control the direction of flow so you don't make a mess.

Use these syringes with an air-powered dispenser to make repetitive dispensing easier on your hands.

Cover the end of syringes to protect them and prevent leaks.

Avoid contaminating your sample while dispensing liquid from a syringe.

Curve these plastic needles to reach into tight spots. They can be cut to the length you need. Attach them to syringes with luer lock connections.

Prevent damage to your syringe needles and keep their contents from leaking, drying out, curing, or getting contaminated.

Dispense fluid from syringes and other small instruments with luer lock or luer slip connections.

Evenly apply adhesive, lubricant, and solvent from syringes and dispensers with luer lock and luer slip connections.

Rest needles and syringes with needles in the upright position.

Also known as basters, these dispensers transfer larger amounts of liquid than bulb droppers. Liquids are dispensed in a stream, rather than drop by drop.

Pair these pipettes with a pipette pump to transfer measured streams of liquid.

The simplest form of a pipette pump, these bulbs let you control flow as you quickly draw and dispense liquid. Use them with a pipette.

Good for speedy, routine dispensing jobs, these pipettors use air displacement to dispense the same volume every time.

Dispense a sample many times without refilling your pipettor. No need to autoclave these tips before first use—they’re cleaned and bagged to prevent contamination.

Filter out contaminants when dispensing samples in labs and other sanitary environments.

Hold reagents and samples for easy access during pipetting.