VS Simcro injector with pre-loading system and bottle holder

Designed for pig and cattle producers, the Simcro VS injector affords the maximum flexibility regarding your protection and the protection of your staff, your livestock and your business all at once. The modular VS injector is designed to provide convenience, and it has safety features that provide it with the ability to administer vaccines to protect animal health efficiently and accurately, also taking care of the animals' wellbeing.

Reliability and accuracy

• It allows to ensure the on-farm treatment protocols with the adminstration of fixed and accurate dose volumes.

Operator safety

• It minimises accidental injuries due to needle pricks thanks to its blockable needle protector.

Food safety

• It reduces the breaking of needles during the injection thanks to its needle protector.

Food quality

• The attached ink stamp leaves a mark on the injection area that is easily visible and allows for the correct administration of the product in the desired place.

Animal welfare

• With a delicate use of the needle protector, the operator can delay the penetration of the needle until the animal has calmed down.

Biosecurity

• It facilitates the fulfilment of the health protection protocols on the farm, because the VS injector is a device that is easy to disinfect. The VS injector can be disinfected by boiling it.

Modular system

• Its modular system allows to combine the different elements of the VS injector to adapt to each situation for swine and cattle.
• Options: the injector can be fed by mounting a bottle or a flexible tube.
• Compatible with or without the needle protection or the ink stamp features.
• Reusable injector handle.
• Dosage chambers with different volumes are available separately.

Ergonomic design

• Well-balanced injector with a two-stage trigger technique to reduce the "trigger finger" and provide a comfortable and relaxed grip under continuous use situations.

Identification

• It has a set of colour bands to combine with the injector, therefore facilitating the identification of each of the treatments to be administered on the farm.