GSO ISO 7885:2013
ISO 7885:2010
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
01 April 2013
Dentistry -- Sterile injection needles for single use
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GSO ISO 7885:2013 Scope
This International Standard gives dimensional and performance requirements for sterile injection needles for
single use which are used in dental cartridge syringes complying with ISO 9997 for injection of dental local
anaesthetics. It further specifies requirements with respect to their packaging, labelling and colour coding. It
does not cover needles for special applications or techniques.
Only the materials used for the construction of the needle tubing are specified.
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