Description
18 Gauge Bent Needle tips help operators reach angled or recessed dispense points without rotating the part or forcing the syringe into a poor hand position. This Techcon TE bent tip uses an 18 gauge stainless steel cannula, 1-1/2 inch length, 45 degree bend, green hub, and pack of 50 for repeat bench use.
18 Gauge Bent Needle Access Benefits
- 45 degree bend supports side-wall, under-lip, and fixture-based fluid placement.
- 1-1/2 inch cannula length gives extra reach when short tips cannot access the target.
- 18 gauge outlet supports higher-flow deposits than fine-gauge bent tips.
- Green hub helps operators identify the gauge quickly during shift changeover.
- Luer-lock connection fits compatible syringe barrels and dispensing adapters.
Techcon TE bent tips use a precision-bent stainless cannula with a double-helix polypropylene hub for secure barrel attachment. Techcon documentation also lists the line as burr-free, electro-polished, silicone-free, chloride-free, and rated to 100 psi.
18 Gauge Bent Needle Process Fit
Use this tip when the process calls for a heavier dot or bead in a location that a straight needle cannot approach cleanly. It fits adhesive placement around fixtures, under small ledges, inside housings, and near part edges where reach and angle matter as much as flow. The longer angle also helps operators keep the syringe body clear of clamps, nested parts, and fixture walls while the cannula reaches the target.
During setup, let the bend provide the access. Avoid using the cannula as a hook or pry point, since a bent or scraped tip can change the dispense pattern. Replace the needle when cured residue, impact damage, or contamination appears.
Ordering Bent TE Tips
Pair this pack with compatible barrels, caps, pistons, and Chemical Concepts dispensers, mixers, and nozzles. For manufacturer background on Techcon dispensing products, visit Techcon.
Need help comparing straight and bent tips for a fixture? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].







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