BD MZ9274 - MaxZero Microbore Trifuse Extension Set with 3 Bonded Needle-Free Connectors, 2 0.2 Micron Filters, 6 Inch Length, 1.1 mL Priming Volume, 50/CS (Continental US Only)

BD MZ9274 - MaxZero Microbore Trifuse Extension Set with 3 Bonded Needle-Free Connectors, 2 0.2 Micron Filters, 6 Inch Length, 1.1 mL Priming Volume, 50/CS (Continental US Only)

The BD MZ9274 MaxZero Extension Set is a sterile microbore trifuse IV extension set designed for multi-line medication administration, filtered infusion therapy, and vascular access management in professional healthcare settings. This configuration includes three bonded MaxZero needle-free connectors, two 0.2 micron filters, three color-coded slide clamps in red, white, and blue, a Spin Male Luer Lock connector, a 6-inch tubing length, and a 1.1 mL priming volume. The extension set is not made with DEHP, supporting healthcare facilities that prefer DEHP-free infusion components.

The trifuse design provides three access pathways, while the integrated 0.2 micron filters support compatible therapies requiring fine particulate filtration. The microbore tubing helps reduce residual fluid volume and supports efficient medication delivery in complex infusion workflows.

Key Benefits

The three bonded MaxZero needle-free connectors provide multiple needle-free access points for medication administration, flushing, and vascular access maintenance while helping reduce sharps exposure risks.

The two integrated 0.2 micron filters support compatible infusion protocols requiring fine filtration.

The three color-coded slide clamps help clinicians identify and independently control multiple infusion pathways.

The microbore tubing and 1.1 mL priming volume help reduce residual medication and fluid waste.

The compact 6-inch length supports organized line management and minimizes excess tubing.

The DEHP-free construction supports healthcare facilities seeking infusion products not made with DEHP-containing materials.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD MZ9274 Extension Set is compatible with standard Luer Lock IV systems, infusion pumps, administration sets, syringes, vascular access devices, MaxZero-compatible needle-free systems, and compatible filtered infusion workflows.

Typical applications include filtered IV medication administration, biologic therapy, specialty infusion therapy, neonatal and pediatric medication delivery, oncology treatment, critical care infusion, anesthesia support, saline flushing, vascular access maintenance, and outpatient infusion services.

Usage Guidelines

Use the BD MZ9274 only by trained healthcare professionals following manufacturer instructions, institutional protocols, and medication-specific filtration requirements. Before use, verify package integrity, sterility, expiration date, connector type, filter type, clamp identification, and therapy compatibility.

Prime the extension set according to facility procedure, ensuring all tubing and filters are fully primed and free of air before patient connection. Confirm secure Spin Male Luer Lock attachment, verify slide clamp function, and disinfect each bonded needle-free connector before access according to facility policy.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The BD MZ9274 Extension Set is manufactured for professional healthcare use and supports sterile IV therapy practices when used according to product labeling and institutional protocol.

Healthcare facilities should verify current product labeling, sterility documentation, filtration guidance, DEHP-free material information, and compatibility details through BD, CIA Medical, or authorized product resources before clinical use.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared with single-access filtered extension sets, the BD MZ9274 provides a trifuse configuration with three bonded needle-free connectors for added multi-line access flexibility.

Compared with extension sets without filtration, the two integrated 0.2 micron filters support therapies requiring fine particulate filtration. Compared with standard bore extension sets, the microbore design and 1.1 mL priming volume help reduce residual fluid and medication waste.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The typical users of BD MZ9274 include infusion nurses, vascular access specialists, neonatal and pediatric clinicians, oncology nurses, critical care staff, pharmacy teams, anesthesia providers, outpatient infusion personnel, and hospital supply teams.

Common scenarios include filtered multi-line medication infusion, biologic administration, specialty drug delivery, pediatric or neonatal infusion support, oncology therapy, critical care treatment, and routine vascular access maintenance.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Store the BD MZ9274 in a clean, dry medical supply area and keep it in its sterile packaging until ready for use. Inspect the package before opening and confirm the set matches the prescribed therapy.

Use aseptic technique during setup, priming, connection, and needle-free connector access. Confirm medication compatibility with 0.2 micron filtration before administration. Do not reuse, reprocess, or resterilize the extension set.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD MZ9274 MaxZero Extension Set is intended for professional healthcare use only. It should be used according to manufacturer instructions, facility infusion policies, medication safety standards, infection prevention protocols, filtration requirements, and applicable healthcare regulations.

Used extension sets should be handled as medical waste and disposed of according to facility policy and applicable regulations.

How to Order

Select the BD MZ9274 MaxZero Microbore Trifuse Extension Set with Three Bonded Needle-Free Connectors, Two 0.2 Micron Filters, Three Slide Clamps in Red, White, and Blue, Spin Male Luer Lock, 6 Inch Length, 1.1 mL Priming Volume, Not Made with DEHP, and Sterile Fluid Path and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, product availability, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.