Watlow's new syringe heater is designed for the unique needs of medical injection applications. It offers a drug delivery solution designed to ensure precise liquid temperatures and reduce fluid viscosity-two features that maximize patient comfort and decrease risk. The new syringe heater offers superior operational life and its two available configurations provide flexibility and adaptability. It is customizable to most OEM requirements and features an optional, precise and repeatable temperature sensing controller.
The syringe heater's silicone/wire configuration provides a flexible solution to customers with varying syringe sizes, while its polycarbonate/foil configuration option delivers functionality and a high tech look. The heater design features a clear polycarbonate laminate construction, which allows technicians to view fluid levels and monitor for air bubbles while its smooth outer surface and radius on all inside corners facilitates easy cleaning.
The new syringe heater features long operational life, two heater configurations to provide flexibility and adaptability, customizable to most OEM requirements and has a repeatable temperature sensing controller.

Click here to view Watlow's New Online Syringe Heater Demonstration
This short animated presentation demonstrates a syringe heater application delivering a warm liquid through an IV to a hospital patient.
Watlow is regularly featured in popular industry trade publications. Below is a selection of recent articles or product features about Watlow. Please click on a link below to view each story.
| Publication | Title |
|---|---|
| Medical Design News | "Syringe Heater Makes Solutions More Effective" (December 2004) |
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| Specification Sheets & Brochures | Size/Pages |
|---|---|
| Syringe Heater | 71K / 1 (PDF) |
| Life Science Thermal Solutions | 5,613K / 32 (PDF) |
| Related News Releases and Newsletters | Date |
|---|---|
| Watts Current - Volume Thirty-Two, Second Quarter, 2004 | 27-May-2004 |
| Watts Current - Volume Seventeen, Fourth Quarter 1998 | 02-Oct-1998 |