Veterinary Needle‑Free Injector

0.5mL per shot · High‑thrust up to 130psi · Designed for swine
Needle-free injector product photo

Product Overview & Dimensions

Compact, lightweight design for one‑hand operation. The ergonomic body reduces operator fatigue during mass vaccination.

Detailed drawings available upon request.

※ Product photo · Detailed drawings available on request
Air supply dimensions
Air supply dimensions
Injector dimensions
Injector dimensions
R&D Prototype Max 0.5mL · This demo: ~0.33mL per shot
Hand-held injection module
Hand-held injection module (actual photo)

Injection Demo & Specifications

Continuous injection performance demonstration. The final product supports up to 0.5mL per shot, adjustable to meet different vaccination requirements.

Dose per shot Up to 0.5 mL (adjustable by injector configuration — mechanical dial, actual output volume prevails)
Maximum Injection pressure ≥ 130 psi
Injection repeatability (CV%) ≤ 5% · Complies with ISO 21649:2023
Continuous injection speed >300 shots/hour · Recommended working speed: 5–10 shots/min
Air reservoir capacity 5.5 L
Air supply maintenance interval <6 sec (pressure recovery time)
Operation One‑hand, lightweight
Needle‑free Zero cross‑contamination · No broken needles
Vaccine compatibility Compatible with water-based veterinary vaccines
Battery Lithium-ion / 28.86 Wh
Charging port USB Type-C 5V-3A
Charging time <4 hours
Shots per full charge (at 130psi) ≥ 300 shots
Air supply weight 1380 g
Injector weight 980 g
Air supply wearing Belt‑worn · Ergonomic design supports 300+ continuous shots for adult female operators with minimal fatigue
Operating temperature 5–40 ℃
Pressure sensor accuracy ±1 psi
Sterilization method Injection module can be autoclaved (high-temperature sterilization)
Nozzle / injector module lifespan 500k shots
Models mL53-1Basic Model (manual valve)
mL53-2Professional Model (solenoid valve)
Target species Swine (piglets to sows)
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Field Trials

Tested in 20+ pig farms across China. Positive feedback on reduced animal stress and improved vaccination efficiency.

Field photos and case studies will be added as we continue to expand our trial network.

※ Field photos are being continuously updated