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Safariland Syringe Keeper Tubes 12 Pack
A 12-pack of heavy-duty plastic tubes with bayonet locking for secure syringe storage
- 12 tubes keep syringes organised and ready
- Bayonet locking system prevents accidental spillage
- Heavy-duty plastic construction withstands daily use
- Safariland quality trusted by professionals
- 12-pack value supplies a full toolkit
Professional syringe storage solution
The Safariland Syringe Keeper Tubes come in a 12-pack configuration designed for healthcare professionals and laboratory technicians who require secure, organised storage. Each tube is constructed from heavy-duty plastic to withstand daily use in demanding clinical environments. The set ensures syringes remain protected and readily accessible for immediate deployment.
Durable construction with bayonet locking
Heavy-duty plastic bodies provide long-lasting durability for frequent handling in professional settings. Every tube features a bayonet locking system that prevents accidental spillage during transport or storage. This mechanical closure keeps contents secure without relying on friction fits or simple caps.
Twelve tubes with bayonet closure
The package delivers exactly 12 individual keeper tubes, each equipped with a bayonet locking mechanism for positive retention. Buyers who need a different quantity or a non-locking storage format will not find a match in this specific pack. The P-1000 designation identifies this exact 12-unit configuration.
Highlights
- 12 tubes keep syringes organised and ready
- Bayonet locking system prevents accidental spillage
- Heavy-duty plastic construction withstands daily use
- Safariland quality trusted by professionals
- 12-pack value supplies a full toolkit
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I lock a syringe into the tube and what step prevents accidental opening?
Insert the syringe, align the bayonet lugs, then twist until the lock clicks; skipping the audible click leaves the tube unlocked and risks spillage.
When should I replace a tube from the 12-pack?
Replace any tube that shows cracks, a loose bayonet action, or a lid that no longer clicks shut, since damaged plastic compromises the seal.
What fails first if the tubes are used daily in a busy kit?
The bayonet locking mechanism wears first; repeated twisting can round the lugs and stop the lid from clicking securely.
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