Description
Exel Spinal Needles – Quincke Bevel, Siliconized, Transparent Hub, 18G to 25G, Sterile, Case of 100
The Exel Spinal Needles give anesthesia teams a siliconized Quincke bevel in five working sizes. A siliconized Quincke bevel penetrates smoothly on the way to the spinal space. These needles serve both jobs the manufacturer names, injecting anesthetics and extracting spinal fluid.
- Five sizes from 18G x 3-1/2 inch to 25G x 3-1/2 inch
- Quincke bevel, siliconized for smooth penetration
- Transparent plastic hub for fluid visibility
- Convenient sterile blister packaging, 100 per case
Exel Spinal Needles for Anesthesia and Spinal Fluid Access
Exelint describes the line for two uses, injecting anesthetics into the spine and extracting spinal fluid. The Quincke bevel is the standard cutting bevel for spinal access, and the cannula is siliconized for smooth penetration. A transparent plastic hub lets the clinician watch for fluid return without guesswork. Each needle arrives in convenient blister packaging, sterile and ready for the procedure tray. Hub colors follow the gauge, pink for 18G, yellow for 20G, black for 22G and orange for 25G. The manufacturer also offers alternate bevel types on order for teams that prefer them.
Features and Benefits
Spinal Access Design
- Quincke Bevel – the standard spinal bevel profile across all five sizes.
- Siliconized Cannula – siliconizing supports smooth penetration to the spinal space.
- Transparent Hub – the clear plastic hub shows fluid return at insertion.
Procedure Handling
- Color Coded Hubs – pink, yellow, black and orange hubs identify the gauge.
- Blister Packaging – each needle is packed in a sterile blister for tray setup.
- Alternate Bevels on Order – the manufacturer offers alternate bevel types for this line.
Product Specifications
Package and Sterility
- Packaging: 50 per box, 100 per case
- Case Quantity: 100
- Case Weight: 1.70 lbs (.77 kgs)
- Case Dimensions: Length: 8 in x Width: 6 in x Height: 7 in (205 mm x 155 mm x 168 mm)
See all Spinal & Epidural Needles for the full range, or Shop more Exel Products for the complete line.
Why Anesthesia Teams Stock Exel Spinal Needles
Spinal work is unforgiving of dull or inconsistent needles, so teams standardize on one line and reorder it. Five sizes with color coded hubs keep the anesthesia cart simple. One trusted line keeps the anesthesia cart stocked without variety creep.
- Smooth Penetration – the siliconized Quincke bevel is built for a controlled pass.
- Visible Fluid Return – the transparent hub confirms placement as fluid appears.
- Gauge Colors Match – hub colors follow the sizes clinicians already reach for.
- Tray Ready Packs – blister packaging opens straight onto the procedure tray.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are these needles used for?
The manufacturer lists two uses, injecting anesthetics into the spine and extracting spinal fluid.
What bevel do they have?
They carry a Quincke bevel, siliconized for smooth penetration. Alternate bevel types are available on order.
Which sizes are stocked?
18G, 20G and 25G x 3-1/2 inch, plus 22G in 2-3/4 inch and 3-1/2 inch lengths.
Are they sterile?
Yes. They are sterile, non toxic and non pyrogenic, packed in blister packaging.
How many come in a case?
A case holds 100 needles, packed 50 per box across 2 boxes.
