Non-Conductive Plastic, Molded Female Connectors, Sterile # 1/4" ID (6.4mm) x 12' Long (3.7m)
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
What clinical settings is this suction tubing best suited for, and why?
This suction tubing is best suited for surgical and procedural environments where non-conductive properties are required to enhance patient safety by reducing electrical conductivity risks [Manufacturer Info].
How does the non-conductive feature benefit patient safety during procedures?
The non-conductive feature of the tubing helps prevent the transmission of electrical currents, which is crucial for protecting both the patient and healthcare staff from electrical risks during medical procedures [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does this tubing compare with other brands in terms of durability and flexibility?
While specific comparisons are not documented, the tubing's non-conductive plastic material generally suggests it is designed to offer reliable durability and flexibility suitable for various clinical uses [Product Specs].
If I'm using this tubing for the first time, what should I look out for during setup?
Ensure the tubing is securely connected to both the suction device and any other necessary equipment, checking for any defects or kinks that could impair functionality [Manufacturer Info].
How often should this suction tubing be replaced to maintain optimal performance?
The tubing should be replaced as per the manufacturer's guidelines or whenever signs of wear, reduced suction, or contamination are evident to ensure optimal performance [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues I should be aware of when connecting this to different suction devices?
Ensure compatibility with specific suction devices by checking connector sizes; this tubing features molded female connectors suitable for standard fittings [Product Specs].
What steps should be taken if the tubing gets kinked during use, and does that affect functionality?
If the tubing gets kinked, straighten it out gently to restore proper function; persistent kinks may necessitate tubing replacement to ensure effective suction [Manufacturer Info].
For small clinics or home care settings, what storage conditions are ideal to maintain the tubing's integrity?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects to maintain its integrity and ensure its readiness for use [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any common scenarios where this tubing may underperform?
Underperformance may occur if the tubing is used with incompatible devices, exposed to extreme conditions, or if it becomes excessively worn or damaged [Manufacturer Info].
ConmedItem # Dealmed item number: 362907MPN Manufacturer part number: 0036290
Non-Conductive Plastic, Molded Female Connectors, Sterile # 1/4" ID (6.4mm) x 12' Long (3.7m)
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
What clinical settings is this suction tubing best suited for, and why?
This suction tubing is best suited for surgical and procedural environments where non-conductive properties are required to enhance patient safety by reducing electrical conductivity risks [Manufacturer Info].
How does the non-conductive feature benefit patient safety during procedures?
The non-conductive feature of the tubing helps prevent the transmission of electrical currents, which is crucial for protecting both the patient and healthcare staff from electrical risks during medical procedures [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does this tubing compare with other brands in terms of durability and flexibility?
While specific comparisons are not documented, the tubing's non-conductive plastic material generally suggests it is designed to offer reliable durability and flexibility suitable for various clinical uses [Product Specs].
If I'm using this tubing for the first time, what should I look out for during setup?
Ensure the tubing is securely connected to both the suction device and any other necessary equipment, checking for any defects or kinks that could impair functionality [Manufacturer Info].
How often should this suction tubing be replaced to maintain optimal performance?
The tubing should be replaced as per the manufacturer's guidelines or whenever signs of wear, reduced suction, or contamination are evident to ensure optimal performance [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues I should be aware of when connecting this to different suction devices?
Ensure compatibility with specific suction devices by checking connector sizes; this tubing features molded female connectors suitable for standard fittings [Product Specs].
What steps should be taken if the tubing gets kinked during use, and does that affect functionality?
If the tubing gets kinked, straighten it out gently to restore proper function; persistent kinks may necessitate tubing replacement to ensure effective suction [Manufacturer Info].
For small clinics or home care settings, what storage conditions are ideal to maintain the tubing's integrity?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects to maintain its integrity and ensure its readiness for use [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any common scenarios where this tubing may underperform?
Underperformance may occur if the tubing is used with incompatible devices, exposed to extreme conditions, or if it becomes excessively worn or damaged [Manufacturer Info].
Non-Conductive Plastic, Molded Female Connectors, Sterile # 1/4" ID (6.4mm) x 12' Long (3.7m)
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
What clinical settings is this suction tubing best suited for, and why?
This suction tubing is best suited for surgical and procedural environments where non-conductive properties are required to enhance patient safety by reducing electrical conductivity risks [Manufacturer Info].
How does the non-conductive feature benefit patient safety during procedures?
The non-conductive feature of the tubing helps prevent the transmission of electrical currents, which is crucial for protecting both the patient and healthcare staff from electrical risks during medical procedures [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does this tubing compare with other brands in terms of durability and flexibility?
While specific comparisons are not documented, the tubing's non-conductive plastic material generally suggests it is designed to offer reliable durability and flexibility suitable for various clinical uses [Product Specs].
If I'm using this tubing for the first time, what should I look out for during setup?
Ensure the tubing is securely connected to both the suction device and any other necessary equipment, checking for any defects or kinks that could impair functionality [Manufacturer Info].
How often should this suction tubing be replaced to maintain optimal performance?
The tubing should be replaced as per the manufacturer's guidelines or whenever signs of wear, reduced suction, or contamination are evident to ensure optimal performance [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues I should be aware of when connecting this to different suction devices?
Ensure compatibility with specific suction devices by checking connector sizes; this tubing features molded female connectors suitable for standard fittings [Product Specs].
What steps should be taken if the tubing gets kinked during use, and does that affect functionality?
If the tubing gets kinked, straighten it out gently to restore proper function; persistent kinks may necessitate tubing replacement to ensure effective suction [Manufacturer Info].
For small clinics or home care settings, what storage conditions are ideal to maintain the tubing's integrity?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects to maintain its integrity and ensure its readiness for use [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any common scenarios where this tubing may underperform?
Underperformance may occur if the tubing is used with incompatible devices, exposed to extreme conditions, or if it becomes excessively worn or damaged [Manufacturer Info].
Non-Conductive Plastic, Molded Female Connectors, Sterile # 1/4" ID (6.4mm) x 12' Long (3.7m)
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
What clinical settings is this suction tubing best suited for, and why?
This suction tubing is best suited for surgical and procedural environments where non-conductive properties are required to enhance patient safety by reducing electrical conductivity risks [Manufacturer Info].
How does the non-conductive feature benefit patient safety during procedures?
The non-conductive feature of the tubing helps prevent the transmission of electrical currents, which is crucial for protecting both the patient and healthcare staff from electrical risks during medical procedures [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does this tubing compare with other brands in terms of durability and flexibility?
While specific comparisons are not documented, the tubing's non-conductive plastic material generally suggests it is designed to offer reliable durability and flexibility suitable for various clinical uses [Product Specs].
If I'm using this tubing for the first time, what should I look out for during setup?
Ensure the tubing is securely connected to both the suction device and any other necessary equipment, checking for any defects or kinks that could impair functionality [Manufacturer Info].
How often should this suction tubing be replaced to maintain optimal performance?
The tubing should be replaced as per the manufacturer's guidelines or whenever signs of wear, reduced suction, or contamination are evident to ensure optimal performance [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues I should be aware of when connecting this to different suction devices?
Ensure compatibility with specific suction devices by checking connector sizes; this tubing features molded female connectors suitable for standard fittings [Product Specs].
What steps should be taken if the tubing gets kinked during use, and does that affect functionality?
If the tubing gets kinked, straighten it out gently to restore proper function; persistent kinks may necessitate tubing replacement to ensure effective suction [Manufacturer Info].
For small clinics or home care settings, what storage conditions are ideal to maintain the tubing's integrity?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects to maintain its integrity and ensure its readiness for use [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any common scenarios where this tubing may underperform?
Underperformance may occur if the tubing is used with incompatible devices, exposed to extreme conditions, or if it becomes excessively worn or damaged [Manufacturer Info].
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