Cardinal Health N620A - Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip Reliable Secure And Efficient Fluid Management, 20/CA

Cardinal Health N620A - Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip Reliable Secure And Efficient Fluid Management, 20/CA

Product Overview

The CARDINAL HEALTH N620A Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip is designed to provide a secure and efficient solution for fluid management in medical procedures. This high-quality suction tubing features a maxi-grip design, ensuring a firm and leak-proof connection with suction devices and collection canisters.

Manufactured with durable and flexible materials, this tubing allows for smooth fluid evacuation while maintaining consistent suction performance. It is ideal for use in operating rooms, emergency departments, and other clinical settings where fluid removal is essential.

Key Benefits

• Maxi-grip connectors ensure a secure and leak-resistant attachment
• Flexible and durable tubing allows for easy maneuverability
• Provides consistent suction for effective fluid evacuation
• Designed for compatibility with standard suction equipment
• Helps maintain a clean and sterile medical environment

Compatibility And Applications

The CARDINAL HEALTH N620A Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip is widely used in:

• Operating rooms ensuring effective fluid removal during surgery
• Emergency rooms handling trauma and critical care procedures
• Intensive care units requiring efficient airway suctioning
• Clinics and outpatient facilities performing minor surgical procedures
• Dental and medical practices needing reliable suction tubing

Usage Guidelines

• Connect the tubing securely to the suction device and collection canister
• Ensure a tight fit using the maxi-grip connectors to prevent leaks
• Monitor suction performance and replace tubing as needed
• Dispose of used tubing according to healthcare facility waste protocols
• Store in a clean, dry environment before use to maintain product integrity

Certifications, Safety Standards, And Regulatory Approvals

The CARDINAL HEALTH N620A Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip meets essential healthcare safety and quality standards:

• FDA-approved for medical suction applications
• CE marked ensuring compliance with international safety regulations
• Manufactured under strict quality control for performance and reliability
• Meets hospital-grade standards for medical suction equipment

Comparison With Competitor Products

Compared to other suction tubing, the CARDINAL HEALTH N620A offers:

• Maxi-grip connectors providing enhanced security and leak prevention
• Durable and flexible material ensuring smooth fluid removal
• Compatibility with a wide range of suction devices and canisters
• Trusted CARDINAL HEALTH quality ensuring reliability and performance

Typical User Profile And Application Scenarios

This suction tubing is commonly used by:

• Surgeons requiring secure and efficient suction during procedures
• Emergency medical professionals handling critical patient care
• ICU staff maintaining airway suction and fluid management
• Dentists and oral surgeons performing suction-assisted procedures
• Healthcare facilities prioritizing high-quality and reliable suction tubing

Best Practices For Use And Maintenance

• Store in a dry and sterile environment before use
• Ensure tubing is securely connected before starting suction
• Inspect tubing for damage before use and replace if necessary
• Follow healthcare facility guidelines for proper disposal after use

Regulatory And Safety Information

• Manufactured under strict quality control ensuring safety and performance
• Complies with OSHA, CDC, and FDA regulations for medical suction products
• Designed for single-use applications to maintain hygiene and infection control

How To Order

The CARDINAL HEALTH N620A Medi-Vac Suction Tubing Maxi-Grip is available for purchase through CIA MEDICAL. To place an order:

• Add the product to your cart and proceed through the secure checkout process
• For bulk orders or further assistance, contact CIA MEDICAL customer service at 312-275-5850 or use the contact form on this page