Henke-sass, Wolf Gmbh

Karl Hans Schreijag

Dieter Von Amende

Dieter Egon Gustav Schulz

Ralf Kiehn

Gunter Hirsch

A veterinary syringe comprises a base body for receiving a syringe barrel with a guiding element for a plunger rod that is guided therein so as to be movable in a longitudinal direction. At one end of the plunger rod, a plunger is attached that extends into the syringe barrel. The syringe further comprises a handle and an operating lever. The operating lever is connected to a guiding element that engages with a toothed rack associated with the plunger rod, and with a locking device for the plunger rod that engages with the toothed rack. The locking device acts as a locking slider disposed inside the guiding element and has an opening through which the plunger rod is guided and extends into the toothed rack from below, locking the toothed rack so as to prevent it from withdrawing.

Veterinary syringe

A syringe for connection to a fluid container containing fluid to be discharged comprises a syringe barrel with a plunger moving therein, and a discharge outlet, through which fluid contained in the fluid container is dischargeable by actuation of the plunger, said syringe barrel being connected with the fluid container port and the discharge outlet via a fluid channel system, and a valve mechanism being provided in the fluid channel system, allowing the syringe barrel to be filled with fluid from the fluid container and to then discharge said fluid through the discharge outlet, wherein the valve mechanism comprises a valve member which is movable between first and second positions, said valve member, in said first position, allowing fluid flow from the fluid container to the syringe barrel and simultaneously blocking fluid flow from or to the discharge outlet and, in said second position, allowing fluid flow from the syringe barrel to the discharge outlet while simultaneously blocking fluid flow from or to the fluid container.

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Rottweil, Germany

Karl Hans Schreijag