View Full Version : Where can i find 100ml syringes??
Cave Dweller
12-12-2006, 01:40 PM
I want to bleed my brakes and the couple of syringes i have have stopped working, or i can't remember if they had dot or mineal oil in it (the texta markings have worn off) so now they are useless.
Where can i buy them from? I asked around the local chemist, motor bike and mountain bike shops but nobody has any idea.
Closest thing i have found is from T7 but i don't want to spend $40 for a whole kit just to get a syringe.
Thanks
Sethius
12-12-2006, 01:45 PM
I want to bleed my brakes and the couple of syringes i have have stopped working, or i can't remember if they had dot or mineal oil in it (the texta markings have worn off) so now they are useless.
Where can i buy them from? I asked around the local chemist, motor bike and mountain bike shops but nobody has any idea.
Closest thing i have found is from T7 but i don't want to spend $40 for a whole kit just to get a syringe.
Thanks
know a vet? try them, if all else fails, do you a know a diabetic? otherwise hard one to get id think...damn druggies make ours syringes hard to get, if your deseperate ask ya local'
goto to fibreglass supplies shop
in adelaide there is a place called Glasscraft
they have syringes as big as you want
Matt H
12-12-2006, 02:42 PM
in the medical world, i'm pretty certain that syringes are measured in CC, if that helps...
in the medical world, i'm pretty certain that syringes are measured in CC, if that helps...
But a CC is the same as a ml
Chemist
vet
stock feed shop (used for dosing up farm animals)
gibbo4
12-12-2006, 02:52 PM
goto to fibreglass supplies shop
in adelaide there is a place called Glasscraft
they have syringes as big as you want
Oooh not a bad idea. Have to go there and get some! Im getting sick of 20ml ones :o :mad:
kizza01
12-12-2006, 03:16 PM
know a vet? try them, if all else fails, do you a know a diabetic? otherwise hard one to get id think...damn druggies make ours syringes hard to get, if your deseperate ask ya local'
Actually druggies make syringes easier to get these days, what with all the 'safe drug use' being promoted.
Try a medical supplies shop.
dcrofty
12-12-2006, 03:28 PM
Yeah vet is the way to go. I've sourced syringes from one myself. don't ask for the needle that goes on it though, they won't give it to you.
THE YETI
12-12-2006, 04:21 PM
From a vet theyre like $3.00-ish not sure if that was employee discount but theyd still be piss all.
needle exchange center.
you'll get alcohol swap to clean the nipples
rubber band to tie your hose to something or to tie your lever to something.
and a clean needle with a clean syringe so you can shoot up and enjoy endless hours of braking.
go to a marine shop or fiberglass shop. 100ml isn't an obscure amount. i've seen much bigger.
jamit
12-12-2006, 05:50 PM
You will find that most medical supplies company's will only sell whole box quantities (i.e. 20s 50s 100s...of) you might be lucky and ask if they have a broken box they may sell you 1. However 100ml is a very large size and I cannot recall seeing a 100ml Medical Syringe from memory I think 60cc was the largest. Ask for a Catheter Tip (see attached pic) it is tapered from top to end.
Otherwise in a previous life in the Medical Supplies industry we used to sell Terumo Syringes and BD (Becon Dickinson) so you could try them direct. But like dcrofty said don't ask for the needles.
TERUMO CORPORATION AUSTRALIAN BRANCH
Level 4, Building B, 11 Talavera Road
Macquarie Park
New South Wales 2113
AUSTRALIA
tel. : 61-2-9878-5122
fax. : 61-2-9878-5085
BD (Becon Dickinson)
AUSTRALIA: CUSTOMER SERVICE
4 Research Park Drive
Macquarie University Research Park
North Ryde,NSW, 2113
AUSTRALIA
Telephone 1800 656 100
Facsimile 1800 656 110
E-mail: bd_anz@bd.com
ambos have big syringes, the use the big ones for irrigation.
Yer how many do you want. I own a medical supply company. Pm me your postal address, ill send you 10 for $10 + posage.
sikpuppyonglory
12-12-2006, 09:34 PM
go to a vet, got mine for 5 bucks, would have cost me 10 if she had a new one available. after you do that go to a hobby shop that use plastic hosing for nitro rc cars & buy a small length to refill your brakes. easy :)
go to a vet, got mine for 5 bucks, would have cost me 10 if she had a new one available. after you do that go to a hobby shop that use plastic hosing for nitro rc cars & buy a small length to refill your brakes. easy :)
It is silicone hosing. I use that stuff, it works a treat and seals over the bleed nipple well. I suck some fluid out first to remove the bubbles (They float up into the top of the syringe). Then pump it through. Syringes are the best system IMHO.
Cave Dweller
13-12-2006, 08:07 AM
Got some 60ml ones from the local vet, $4 each. Thanks all.
I got a 60ml one from Super Cheap Auto and it came with some tubing for about $7.
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