How It Works

Understand the pole, syringe, needle and accessories that make up the system

Working Distance

For difficult access

Component System

Choose to suit the application

A Practical Pole-Syringe System

Inyathi pole-syringe equipment is designed for situations where an animal may be dangerous, difficult or impractical to approach closely. The system allows users to work from a greater physical distance while bringing the treatment equipment to the animal.
A complete setup combines a pole, syringe and Luer Lock needle, together with an adaptor or accessory where required. The appropriate combination depends on the animal-handling situation, working environment and equipment being used.

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Tell us about the application and equipment you already have, and we’ll help you work through the available options.

Four parts to consider in a complete pole-syringe setup

The pole, syringe, needle and any required adaptor or accessory work together as a complete setup. Choose each component around the application.
1. Pole

Working reach

Options
Telescopic / Modular
Purpose
Provide reach
Consider
Working space
Choice
Application-based
*Choose the pole according to the reach, available space and working situation.
2. Syringe

Capacity & format

Capacities
2.5–20 ml
5 / 10 / 20 ml
Nylon
2.5 ml
Separate system
Selection
Application-based
*Choose capacity according to the medication, animal and intended application.
3. Needle

Gauge & length

Fitting
Luer Lock
Gauge
Varies
Length
Varies
Selection
Animal- and Medication-Specific
*Use the Needle Guide for needle-selection guidance.
4. Extras

Adaptor & accessories

Adaptor
If required
Replacement
Parts available
Protection
Bags
Compatibility
Confirm first
*An adaptor may be required where the syringe thread does not match the pole thread.

The right setup is the combination of components that suits the application.

A component-based system that can be maintained over time

Inyathi offers different pole formats, syringe capacities, Luer Lock needles and accessories so users can consider the combination that suits their application. Replacement components are also available individually to help maintain existing equipment.

Why a component-based pole-syringe system is practical

Different animal-handling situations call for different equipment choices. The Inyathi system gives users options for reach, syringe capacity, needle selection and replacement or accessory components.

Useful where close access to the animal is difficult or impractical.

Choose telescopic or modular pole formats for different working environments.

Individual parts can be replaced to help maintain existing equipment.

Get help working through the components that suit your application.

System Questions

Common questions about how the pole-syringe system fits together

A complete setup combines the main components around the application. These answers explain the system at a practical level without replacing technical or veterinary guidance.

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What makes up a complete pole-syringe setup?

A complete setup generally combines a pole, syringe and Luer Lock needle, together with an adaptor or accessory where required.

Telescopic poles provide adjustable, extendable reach and are suited to field and cattle applications. Modular poles are compact and robust, making them suitable for smaller spaces and cages as well as field use.

Current Inyathi syringe options include 2.5 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml and 20 ml capacities.

Luer Lock needles should be used with Inyathi syringes. Gauge and length selection depends on the animal and intended application, so use the Needle Guide for guidance.

An adaptor is used where the syringe thread does not match the pole thread. It is used with the telescopic pole and the 2.5 ml and 5 ml syringe systems. If you are unsure which component is required, confirm the setup with Inyathi.

Yes. Replacement outer syringes, silicone O-rings, silicone lubricant, adaptors and other replacement or accessory parts are available.

Start with the animal-handling situation and working environment, then consider reach, syringe capacity, needle selection and any required accessories. Contact Inyathi if you are unsure.

Need help putting the right setup together?
Tell us about the animal-handling situation, working environment and equipment you already have, and we’ll help you work through the available components.