Dispensing Needle 1" - Blunt Tip Luer Lock (14 Gauge, Olive)

Worked as expected. Upon purchasing some distillate syringes, I quickly realized that I'd need some blunt tips to fill my cartridges. I had seen many using 1/2 inch blunt tips, but elected to go with 1". By my estimation, the 1 inch tips are preferable because they allow you to get more distillate down closer to the coil.

These worked exactly as expected. They fit nicely on the end of a syringe and deliver fluid where you need it.

For reaching inside tight spaces (in my case clocks and firearms) to drop in a little oil without making a mess (large enough to also use for light grease or adhesives, solder paste/flux, and other stuff) these are a big help. For oil, longer and/or thinner gage are also useful reaching into things. Just pair with a bottle that has a luer lock nozzle or with a syringe and add a tip cover and you're off. Very handy!

Product works. The needle is a blunt tip. I needed a pointed tip needle for withdrawing a liquid from a vial. I made it work, but I should have paid attention to the description regarding the tip. My issue not the product or seller

I used a needle to fill the bridge-pin holes of a grand piano with wood epoxy. 14g is big enough to push thick epoxy through, but smaller than the hole, so there's room for air to escape as the hole fills from the bottom. Trying to completely fill a small blind hole is difficult otherwise - the paste will fill the hole at the top, and sit on top of an air bubble, creating a void. The other things in this picture are finger drills - I didn't really want to push a power tool into the bridge.