Closed Wound Suction Unit

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Closed Wound Suction Unit Specification

Usage & Applications
Post-operative wound drainage, Negative-pressure wound therapy

Weight
Lightweight, typically 90-200 g (according to size)

Size
100 ml/200 ml/400 ml/800 ml options

Shelf Life
3-5 Years (sealed)

Set Contains
Reservoir Bulb, Connecting Tube, Trocar/Catheter

Sterile
Yes, EO Sterilized

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight

Dressing Type
Wound Suction

Disposable Type
Single Use

Material
Medical Grade PVC/Polypropylene

Style
Closed System, Graduated Bulb

Cuff
No

Disposable
Yes

Recyclable
No

Sterilized
Yes

Waterproof
Yes

Shape
Round Bulb/Reservoir

Length
Varying, typically 100 cm tube

Width
Standard diameter (6 mm/8 mm/10 mm/12 mm)

Color
Transparent with Green/White connectors

Grade
Medical Grade

Latex Content
Latex Free

Pressure Range
Maintains consistent negative pressure

Disposable/Reusable
Disposable

Graduations
Clear volume graduations on reservoir

Vacuum Indicator
Yes, for suction monitoring

Air Vents
Auto air vent for efficient drainage

Port
Single/Double port option

Compatibility
Compatible with different size catheters/trocars

Packing Type
Individual sterile packaging

Connector Type
Universal Conical Connectors

Closed Wound Suction Unit About

Experience our new release: the Blue-ribbon Closed Wound Suction Unit, now with a vacuum indicator for precise suction monitoring. Crafted for the grandiose demands of modern surgical care, this rare, disposable system features universal conical connectors and is latex-free for maximum compatibility and safety. With brilliant engineering-auto air vents, clear volume graduations, and a waterproof, sterile design-this medical-grade device offers a hot deal for healthcare providers. Choose single or double port in various sizes, all sterilized and individually packed for unmatched reliability and convenience.

Versatile Application & Unique Advantages

The Closed Wound Suction Unit is designed for post-operative wound drainage across a wide range of surgical sites, maximizing its versatility. Its transparent reservoir ensures accurate fluid monitoring, while the auto air vent facilitates uninterrupted negative-pressure wound therapy. With competitive advantages such as latex-free construction, universal compatibility, and options for both single and double ports, it stands out as a dependable choice for surgery suites and clinics, ensuring superior patient care every time.

Swift Delivery & Secure Packaging

Experience quick dispatch and secure shipping when ordering the Closed Wound Suction Unit. Orders are expertly packed in individual sterile, tamper-proof packaging, maintaining hygiene and integrity from warehouse to your facility. Shipped promptly to main export markets including Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, we guarantee timely delivery, reducing delays in critical medical supply chains. Each unit arrives ready for immediate use, streamlining your inventory management and procedural preparedness.

FAQ's of Closed Wound Suction Unit:

Q: How does the vacuum indicator enhance wound suction monitoring?

A: The built-in vacuum indicator allows caregivers to continuously monitor the negative pressure within the unit, ensuring effective wound drainage and early detection of any loss in suction.

Q: What sizes are available for the Closed Wound Suction Unit?

A: This unit comes in various sizes-100 ml, 200 ml, 400 ml, and 800 ml-catering to different surgical needs and drainage volumes.

Q: When is the best time to use this closed wound suction unit?

A: It is primarily used immediately after surgery to manage post-operative wound drainage and during negative-pressure wound therapy, ensuring swift and hygienic recovery.

Q: Where can the Closed Wound Suction Unit be applied?

A: It is suitable for multiple surgical sites, including abdominal, orthopedic, and plastic surgeries, offering flexibility in use across hospital departments.

Q: What is the process for safe usage and disposal?

A: Simply connect the unit using the universal connectors, monitor drainage via the vacuum indicator, and when full, dispose of the entire system per medical waste protocols, as it is designed for single use only.

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