6 Slot Luer Lock Syringe Stand, Stainless Steel

A syringe stand holds filled syringes upright during fat grafting. Harvested fat is left standing so tumescent fluid, blood and free oil separate out by gravity before the graft is injected. This stand is a single machined stainless steel plate with six male Luer lock posts rising from it. Each syringe threads onto a post by its own Luer lock tip and stands vertically, plunger up, held square and off the table surface.

It is also known as a syringe rack, syringe holder, syringe holding stand, Luer lock syringe stand, fat decanting stand, syringe stand for fat transfer and 6 port syringe rack.

Specification at a glance

Six posts, two rows of three

Each position is a male Luer lock post machined from the same steel as the plate. The syringe threads onto it by its own tip, so it is held by the connection rather than balanced in a hole. Nothing leans, nothing rolls, and a syringe cannot be knocked out of position by a sleeve passing over the trolley.

Held by the thread, not the hole. A Luer lock connection grips positively, so the syringe stays where it was put.

Low centre of gravity. The weight sits in a flat plate rather than a tall frame, so six loaded syringes do not make the stand top heavy.

Portable when loaded. Lift the plate and the whole batch moves together, still upright, still in order.

Any Luer lock syringe fits. 10cc, 20cc, 60cc — the post connects at the tip, so barrel diameter does not matter. Only the spacing between positions limits what sits side by side.

How it is used

Build and finish

Machined from surgical grade stainless steel and passivated for corrosion resistance through repeat autoclave cycles. There is no plastic to craze and no plated coating to flake, which is what usually ends the life of a cheaper rack.

The posts are cut to standard Luer lock dimensions and ribbed so they can be gripped and cleaned. Plate corners are rounded and the edges radiused, so nothing snags a glove, a drape or a sterilisation wrap.

Each plate carries a laser etched lot number and the CE mark on its face — permanent marking that survives sterilisation and gives your theatre a traceable record for audit and tender purposes.

Where it is used

Fat grafting and fat transfer — gravity separation of harvested fat before reinjection.

Facial fat transfer and micro fat work — keeping small prepared volumes upright, ordered and identifiable.

Brazilian butt lift and body contouring — staging batches of graft while the harvest continues.

General theatre use — holding prepared syringes of local anaesthetic or irrigation upright and in sequence on the back table.

Cleaning and sterilisation

1. Rinse immediately after use, before fat and blood dry on the posts.

2. Brush each post individually, working into the ribs where residue collects.

3. Ultrasonic clean with a neutral pH enzymatic detergent, then rinse with purified water.

4. Dry fully, then steam sterilise per your facility protocol.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a syringe stand used for in fat grafting?

It holds filled syringes upright so harvested fat separates by gravity. Tumescent fluid and blood settle toward the tip, free oil rises toward the plunger, and the separated layers are expelled before the graft is injected.

Which syringe sizes does it fit?

Any syringe with a standard Luer lock tip, whatever the barrel size, because the syringe connects at the tip rather than sitting in a hole. Toomey syringes do not have a Luer lock tip and need a Toomey to Luer lock adapter to attach.

Does the syringe stand securely when it is full?

Yes. It is threaded onto a Luer lock post rather than resting in a slot, and the weight of the stand is in a flat plate rather than a tall frame, so a full rack stays put.

Is it autoclavable?

Yes. It is solid stainless steel with no plastic and no plated parts, made for repeat steam sterilisation.

Can I get it with more or fewer positions?

Yes. Other post counts and custom plate layouts are made to order for distributor and private label quantities.

Do you supply certificates for import and tenders?

Yes. Quality system, CE and registration documents are issued on request for customs clearance and tender submissions.