Industrial Dispensing Needles with Luer Lock 14 Ga x 1 Inch Length, Blunt Tip, Screw Interface,Pack of 100

These hold well in an appropriate syringe. Blunt tip is perfect for non sterile applications of which I can think of a billion however I use them for a purpose too detailed to bother typing. Bottom line though is they’re great.Again , not sterile but as blunt tip utility syringe they’re excellent.

These work great and not much else to say. They do the job and are clean and durable.

Exactly as described and what I needed. I would go with a smaller gauge if you are working with smaller details. 14 gauge is too big but with some pliers I was able to make it work, but other than that they are good.

Using for glue dispensers for rhinestoning costumes and works great!

I use a lot of these in my small (2 ounces and far less) epoxy pours and any where else where I need precise controlled material application. These are the standard size and fit syringes. The needle points allows very precise application and very little over spill. HOWEVER - they are small so dont expect to attached them to the syringe and then suck thick material into the syringe. You can fill them by taking out the plunger of the syringe (pull hard) , capping the attached needle with tape (so the material does not flow out as your fill it) and then pouring the heavy material (epoxy )into the open end of the syringe (you will have to turn the syringe needle are up to remove the large amount of air like they do when your get an injection at the doctor office). Can also remove the needle, insert the syringe into the epoxy mixture and slowly sucking up the resin, wiping the area down and attaching the needle.

I work with epoxy resins, which I tint with colorants and lustres, to make handles for knives, tools, kitchen utensils. Some of my designs are pretty detailed and require precise color placement; I like using syringes for this work because I can apply carefully measured quantities into small to medium spaces.However, some ares are so small that the syringe tip isn't precise enough, and the conventional hypodermic needles are too thin to admit epoxy resin. These larger-gauge needles are perfect for that, and a good enough value that I barely wince

Home olive oil capsules handled effortlessly. If you hate the taste, buy veggie capsules and use these for placement. My friend used them to add her oil to homemade soaps!

I purchased these Luer Lock blunt tip needles to go with some 5ml syringes to inject epoxy into tight areas. They work beautifully. I draw the epoxy in through the needle and then inject the epoxy into the confined area without making a mess. So far, that has been with unthickened epoxy. I don't know how thick I could make the epoxy before it would be too thick for these needles.