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CNME100103-A
CNMEDITECH
Non-vacuum Lithium Heparin EDTA K2/K3 Blood Collection Test Tube
The Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube is a manually filled blood sampling device used to collect, transport, and process blood specimens for laboratory analysis. Unlike vacuum tubes, these tubes do not contain pre-created negative pressure and require manual blood transfer, making them ideal for settings where controlled blood volume and gentle handling are essential.
Structure and Components:
Tube Body: Made from high-quality medical-grade plastic (such as PET or polypropylene) , offering chemical stability and clarity.
Closure Cap: A leak-proof, color-coded cap that ensures secure sealing, prevents contamination, and maintains sample integrity. The color coding indicates the presence and type of additives (e.g., EDTA, heparin, clot activator).
Additives (Optional): Tubes may be pre-coated or contain specific reagents depending on the intended application, such as anticoagulants for plasma collection or clot activators for serum collection.
Label: Clear, durable labeling space for patient information, additive details, and barcoding if required.
Features:
Manual blood collection: Blood is transferred into the tube manually, commonly from a syringe or via capillary collection.
Controlled filling volume: Typically available in various sizes to meet different testing requirements.
Color-coded cap system: Identifies the tube type and its application easily.
Sterile and single-use: To ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination.
Leak-resistant design: Suitable for safe transport and handling.
Optional with or without additives: To support a wide range of laboratory tests.
Non-vacuum Lithium Heparin EDTA K2/K3 Blood Collection Test Tube
The Non-Vacuum Blood Collection Tube is a manually filled blood sampling device used to collect, transport, and process blood specimens for laboratory analysis. Unlike vacuum tubes, these tubes do not contain pre-created negative pressure and require manual blood transfer, making them ideal for settings where controlled blood volume and gentle handling are essential.
Structure and Components:
Tube Body: Made from high-quality medical-grade plastic (such as PET or polypropylene) , offering chemical stability and clarity.
Closure Cap: A leak-proof, color-coded cap that ensures secure sealing, prevents contamination, and maintains sample integrity. The color coding indicates the presence and type of additives (e.g., EDTA, heparin, clot activator).
Additives (Optional): Tubes may be pre-coated or contain specific reagents depending on the intended application, such as anticoagulants for plasma collection or clot activators for serum collection.
Label: Clear, durable labeling space for patient information, additive details, and barcoding if required.
Features:
Manual blood collection: Blood is transferred into the tube manually, commonly from a syringe or via capillary collection.
Controlled filling volume: Typically available in various sizes to meet different testing requirements.
Color-coded cap system: Identifies the tube type and its application easily.
Sterile and single-use: To ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination.
Leak-resistant design: Suitable for safe transport and handling.
Optional with or without additives: To support a wide range of laboratory tests.
