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CNME080205-4
CNMEDITECH
Disposable Medical IV Intravenous Cannula with Wings
Applications:
Fluid Administration: For hydration or administering medications intravenously.
Blood Transfusions: Used when a large bore is required to transfuse blood quickly.
Infusion Therapy: For chemotherapy or other long-term therapies that require consistent infusion.
Key Features:
Wings for Stabilization: The wings help provide better control and stability during insertion and keep the cannula securely in place after insertion.
Materials: Typically made of medical-grade plastic, with a needle (for insertion) and a soft, flexible catheter that remains in the vein.
Needle & Catheter Design: The needle is used to puncture the vein, and the catheter remains in the vein after the needle is removed. This allows for continuous infusion or blood withdrawal.
Available in Different Sizes: IV cannulas come in different gauges (size of the needle) to suit various patient needs. The most common sizes range from 14G (large bore for rapid infusions) to 24G (smaller bore for pediatric or geriatric use).
Variety of Lengths: The length of the catheter is also varied, depending on the area of insertion and the patient’s anatomy.
Specifications:
Product name | IV Intravenous Cannula |
Type | Small Wings |
Size | 14G,16G,18G,20G,22G,24G,26G |
Design | Wings specially designed for easy gripping and safe clamping |
Needle cover | Prevent accidental damage to needle or catheter |
Packing | 1piece/PE or blister bag, 50Pieces/middle box, 1000Pieces/carton |
Carton size | 49*42*32cm |
Feature | Sterile, single use and non pyrogenic |
Photos:
Disposable Medical IV Intravenous Cannula with Wings
Applications:
Fluid Administration: For hydration or administering medications intravenously.
Blood Transfusions: Used when a large bore is required to transfuse blood quickly.
Infusion Therapy: For chemotherapy or other long-term therapies that require consistent infusion.
Key Features:
Wings for Stabilization: The wings help provide better control and stability during insertion and keep the cannula securely in place after insertion.
Materials: Typically made of medical-grade plastic, with a needle (for insertion) and a soft, flexible catheter that remains in the vein.
Needle & Catheter Design: The needle is used to puncture the vein, and the catheter remains in the vein after the needle is removed. This allows for continuous infusion or blood withdrawal.
Available in Different Sizes: IV cannulas come in different gauges (size of the needle) to suit various patient needs. The most common sizes range from 14G (large bore for rapid infusions) to 24G (smaller bore for pediatric or geriatric use).
Variety of Lengths: The length of the catheter is also varied, depending on the area of insertion and the patient’s anatomy.
Specifications:
Product name | IV Intravenous Cannula |
Type | Small Wings |
Size | 14G,16G,18G,20G,22G,24G,26G |
Design | Wings specially designed for easy gripping and safe clamping |
Needle cover | Prevent accidental damage to needle or catheter |
Packing | 1piece/PE or blister bag, 50Pieces/middle box, 1000Pieces/carton |
Carton size | 49*42*32cm |
Feature | Sterile, single use and non pyrogenic |
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