Ensure maximum safety in your medical facility with this Dual-Action Electric Needle Burner and Syringe Destroyer. This essential healthcare device provides a two-step disposal solution: instantly melting the needle and mechanically shearing the syringe hub. Designed to eliminate the risk of needle-stick injuries and prevent the illegal reuse of syringes, this compact unit is a critical component for hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.
Key Features
Instant Needle Incineration: Uses high-temperature electric arcing to melt needles (up to 30G–18G) into harmless ash in seconds.
Mechanical Syringe Cutter: Features a heavy-duty manual cutter that shears off the syringe nozzle, rendering the syringe body completely unusable.
Dual-Safety Operation: Equipped with a built-in fuse and thermal protection to ensure safe operation during high-volume use.
Removable Waste Tray: Collected needle ash and sheared hubs are stored in a convenient, pull-out drawer for safe and easy disposal.
Durable & Compact: Built with a shock-proof, fire-retardant outer body that fits easily on any nursing station or laboratory workbench.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Type | Electric Needle Burner & Manual Cutter |
| Incineration Temperature | Approx. 1400°C+ |
| Needle Sizes | 18 Gauge to 30 Gauge |
| Action Time | 2–3 Seconds per Needle |
| Safety Features | Short-Circuit Protection & Removable Collection Tray |
| Power Source | AC 220V – 240V (Standard Plug) |
| Construction | Heavy-duty ABS/Metal Alloy Hybrid |
Primary Applications
Hospitals & Clinics: Essential for frontline healthcare workers to dispose of infectious needles immediately after patient use.
Diagnostic Labs: Provides a safe way to handle needles used in blood collection and sample preparation.
Vaccination Centers: Ideal for high-traffic immunization sites to manage large volumes of sharps waste efficiently.
Veterinary Practices: Safely destroys needles used for animal care, preventing accidental injuries to staff and handlers.




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