The materials used in the production of syringes and the basic performance requirements of the syringes are determined by the standards. In the syringe tests, the hardness, corrosion and resistance properties of the product are determined.

In these tests, a certain force is applied to the syringes and it is determined at what stage and how they break. These tests are also carried out for quality control purposes.

The syringe basically consists of a tube, a piston that moves inside this tube, and a thin nozzle. With the help of the piston, it absorbs and sprays the liquids with a certain pressure.

The reuse of syringes causes the spread of too many diseases. In this regard, the World Health Organization recommends the use of disposable smart syringes. In these syringes, it is not possible to retract the plunger after the injection, so the same syringe cannot be used again.

Medical syringes were once made of metal or glass and required cleaning and sterilization before they could be used again. Most syringes used in medicine now are plastic and disposable. Plastic syringes and their materials must meet tests such as transparency, water vapor permeability, leakage and cytotoxicity. These syringes also have to meet certain requirements such as electrical properties, sterility, chemical resistance and filterability.

Syringes undergo several tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label on them. After all, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product for consumers.

Based on years of experience and knowledge, our organization provides testing, analysis, measurement and evaluation services as well as numerous certification services. In these studies, it takes its strength from its experienced staff and advanced technological opportunities and is based on the legal regulations in force and the standards developed by domestic and foreign organizations. It also provides QLabel quality label services for syringes within the scope of medical products to requesting persons and organizations.