1 mL Larger-Capacity Barrel
The 1 mL / 1 cc barrel provides the largest capacity within the current 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL product family. Scale type and graduation remain separate product-specific specifications.
Larger-capacity insulin syringe options for professional diabetes supply programs. Review U-40 and U-100 scale configurations, 29G–31G needle options, multiple needle lengths, barrel markings, packaging and procurement support against the exact product reference.
Larger-capacity syringe format
Confirm concentration scale by SKU
Selected listed configurations
Listed options: 2000 pcs / case
Capacity, concentration scale, graduation, needle gauge, needle length and packaging are separate purchasing fields. The 1 mL format is currently listed in selected U-40 and U-100 configurations, so final approval should always be based on the exact SKU and label.
“1 mL” identifies nominal barrel capacity. It does not identify the concentration scale. U-40 and U-100 syringes use different unit scales and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Confirm final scale markings, graduation and labeling against the selected SKU.
| Scale Type | Needle Size | Syringe Size | Packaging | Qty / Box | Qty / Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U-40 | 31G × 5/16″ / 8 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-40 | 31G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-40 | 30G × 5/16″ / 8 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-40 | 30G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-40 | 29G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
Selected short, medium and traditional-length needle options are listed below.
| Scale Type | Needle Size | Syringe Size | Packaging | Qty / Box | Qty / Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U-100 | 31G × 3/16″ / 5 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-100 | 31G × 5/16″ / 8 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-100 | 30G × 5/16″ / 8 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-100 | 31G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-100 | 30G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
| U-100 | 29G × 1/2″ / 12.7 mm | 1 mL / 1 cc | Individually wrapped | 100 pcs | 2000 pcs |
Do not approve a 1 mL syringe from barrel capacity alone. Confirm U-40 or U-100 scale, graduation interval, gauge × length, product identity and packaging on the quotation and final label.
Review larger-capacity barrel design, available gauge and length combinations, scale presentation and packaging details relevant to procurement. Exact construction and markings should be verified against the selected product reference.
The 1 mL / 1 cc barrel provides the largest capacity within the current 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL product family. Scale type and graduation remain separate product-specific specifications.
Current listed configurations include selected 29G, 30G and 31G needles, multiple lengths and both U-40 and U-100 scale types. Availability varies by exact combination.
Transparent barrel construction provides visible unit markings. The exact U-40 or U-100 scale, maximum unit marking and graduation interval must be confirmed against the selected SKU.
Current listed configurations use individually wrapped presentation with 100 pieces per box and 2000 pieces per case. Labeling and private-label requirements should be confirmed by order.
“1 mL insulin syringe” is not a complete purchase description. Confirm concentration scale, graduation, needle dimensions, packaging and product identity before approving a SKU or substitution.
Confirm the concentration-specific barrel scale.
Specify needle gauge and length together.
Confirm the exact unit scale and approved artwork.
Confirm pack hierarchy, labeling and required records.
Documentation, fulfillment, OEM and recurring-supply support for qualified insulin syringe procurement requirements.
Review specifications, packaging information and applicable product documentation against the selected syringe reference.
Documentation Support →Review selected inventory, domestic fulfillment and replenishment options according to SKU-specific availability.
Fulfillment Support →Packaging, labeling and eligible private-label requirements can be reviewed by project and target market.
OEM Program →Recurring volume, case planning and ongoing replenishment requirements can be reviewed for supply programs.
Supply Program →Compare 0.3 mL, 0.5 mL and 1 mL capacities together with U-40/U-100 scale, graduation, gauge and needle-length considerations.
Common purchasing questions related to 1 mL capacity, U-40/U-100 scale, needle specification, packaging and documentation.
1 mL and 1 cc describe the same nominal barrel volume. Capacity does not by itself identify concentration scale, graduation interval, needle dimensions or the exact product reference.
Yes. The currently listed 1 mL range includes selected U-40 and U-100 configurations. Buyers should confirm the required concentration-specific scale and final product labeling before ordering.
A correctly marked 1 mL U-100 syringe has a maximum 100-unit scale. Graduation interval and other markings remain product-specific and should be verified from the exact label.
Current listed configurations include selected 29G, 30G and 31G needles with 5 mm, 8 mm and 12.7 mm lengths. Availability varies by scale type and exact gauge × length combination.
No. U-40 and U-100 are different concentration-specific scales. Procurement specifications should state the required scale explicitly and should not approve substitution based on 1 mL barrel capacity alone.
Current listed configurations use individually wrapped presentation with 100 pieces per box and 2000 pieces per case. Product specifications, packaging and labeling information, instructions for use and applicable quality or regulatory records can be reviewed according to the selected SKU.
Share the required U-40 or U-100 scale, gauge × length, estimated quantity, destination and packaging requirements.