Weller
Weller KDS1412P Threaded Needle 14G 1/2in PK50
Stainless-steel 14-gauge blunt needle with Luer-Lock hub, ½-inch length, 0.067-inch inner diameter, pack of 50
- TypeSolders & Supplies
- Stainless steel needle resists corrosion for reliable dispensing
- 14 gauge with 0.067 in inner diameter suits precision fluid work
- Luer-Lock hub ensures secure syringe attachment
- Blunt tip design reduces risk of accidental puncture
- Pack of 50 needles supports high-volume applications
Weller KDS1412P Threaded Needle Pack
These sterile needles come in a pack of 50 and suit technicians who need reliable blunt-tip access for fluid dispensing or sampling tasks. Each unit is new and ready for immediate use in controlled environments.
Luer-Lock Hub and Stainless Construction
The plastic hub locks securely onto compatible syringes while the stainless steel cannula resists corrosion during repeated contact with solvents or adhesives. Dark green colour coding allows quick gauge identification at the workstation.
14 Gauge Flow with Half-Inch Reach
An inner diameter of 0.067 in provides steady medium-viscosity flow without excessive pressure. The 1/2 in length reaches standard reservoir depths but cannot access deep or recessed ports that demand longer cannulas.
Highlights
- Stainless steel needle resists corrosion for reliable dispensing
- 14 gauge with 0.067 in inner diameter suits precision fluid work
- Luer-Lock hub ensures secure syringe attachment
- Blunt tip design reduces risk of accidental puncture
- Pack of 50 needles supports high-volume applications
Specifications
| Brand | Weller |
|---|---|
| Type | Solders & Supplies |
Questions about this item
How often will the 14-gauge stainless-steel needles need replacing during regular soldering work?
The needles are listed as reusable, so replacement depends on wear or contamination rather than a fixed schedule.
What limits continuous use of these blunt-tip needles?
The 0.067 in inner diameter governs flow rate and may clog with viscous solder flux during extended sessions.
Do the plastic Luer-Lock hubs get hot or degrade when the needles are used all day?
The hubs are plastic and the needles are stainless steel; heat transfer to the hub is minimal during normal soldering temperatures.
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