Argyle™ Surgical Suction Connecting Tubing is available with female molded connectors (male connector also included) or intergral connectors. Argyle™ suction tubing has minimal coil memory and comes in a wide range of sizes
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Case of 50
Can I use the Tube Connecting Sterile ¼" x 10' Molded Ends with any standard suction system in a clinical setting?
This tubing is designed to be versatile and should be compatible with most standard suction systems in clinical settings, thanks to its universal molded connectors [Manufacturer Info].
What should I check for to ensure the tubing remains sterile and functional during its shelf life?
Ensure the packaging remains intact and store the tubing in a cool, dry place to maintain sterility and functionality over its shelf life [Product Specs].
How does the coil memory of this suction tubing affect its performance during lengthy surgical procedures?
Minimal coil memory helps reduce kinking and maintain a steady flow, enhancing performance during lengthy surgical procedures [Product Specs].
Are there any specific storage recommendations for maintaining the quality of the tubing?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve its quality and sterility [Product Specs].
How do the molded ends compare to alternatives in terms of ease of connection and disconnection during surgery?
Molded ends typically provide a more secure and easier connection and disconnection during surgery compared to integral connectors [Manufacturer Info].
For what types of surgeries or medical procedures is this specific size and type of tubing most commonly used?
This tubing is commonly used in surgeries requiring fluid or debris evacuation, such as abdominal, thoracic, or dental procedures [Manufacturer Info].
What are the key factors a procurement officer should consider when deciding to stock the 301614 tubing?
A procurement officer should consider the tubing's compatibility with existing systems, the range of surgeries it supports, and its storage requirements [Manufacturer Info].
In what scenarios might the molded connectors provide a significant advantage over integral connectors?
Molded connectors might provide a significant advantage in scenarios requiring frequent changes between devices, offering quick and secure connections [Manufacturer Info].
Does this tubing have any known compatibility issues with certain suction devices or attachments?
There are no documented compatibility issues; however, it's advisable to verify connections with specific devices or attachments in use [Manufacturer Info].
Argyle™ Surgical Suction Connecting Tubing is available with female molded connectors (male connector also included) or intergral connectors. Argyle™ suction tubing has minimal coil memory and comes in a wide range of sizes
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Case of 50
Can I use the Tube Connecting Sterile ¼" x 10' Molded Ends with any standard suction system in a clinical setting?
This tubing is designed to be versatile and should be compatible with most standard suction systems in clinical settings, thanks to its universal molded connectors [Manufacturer Info].
What should I check for to ensure the tubing remains sterile and functional during its shelf life?
Ensure the packaging remains intact and store the tubing in a cool, dry place to maintain sterility and functionality over its shelf life [Product Specs].
How does the coil memory of this suction tubing affect its performance during lengthy surgical procedures?
Minimal coil memory helps reduce kinking and maintain a steady flow, enhancing performance during lengthy surgical procedures [Product Specs].
Are there any specific storage recommendations for maintaining the quality of the tubing?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve its quality and sterility [Product Specs].
How do the molded ends compare to alternatives in terms of ease of connection and disconnection during surgery?
Molded ends typically provide a more secure and easier connection and disconnection during surgery compared to integral connectors [Manufacturer Info].
For what types of surgeries or medical procedures is this specific size and type of tubing most commonly used?
This tubing is commonly used in surgeries requiring fluid or debris evacuation, such as abdominal, thoracic, or dental procedures [Manufacturer Info].
What are the key factors a procurement officer should consider when deciding to stock the 301614 tubing?
A procurement officer should consider the tubing's compatibility with existing systems, the range of surgeries it supports, and its storage requirements [Manufacturer Info].
In what scenarios might the molded connectors provide a significant advantage over integral connectors?
Molded connectors might provide a significant advantage in scenarios requiring frequent changes between devices, offering quick and secure connections [Manufacturer Info].
Does this tubing have any known compatibility issues with certain suction devices or attachments?
There are no documented compatibility issues; however, it's advisable to verify connections with specific devices or attachments in use [Manufacturer Info].
Argyle™ Surgical Suction Connecting Tubing is available with female molded connectors (male connector also included) or intergral connectors. Argyle™ suction tubing has minimal coil memory and comes in a wide range of sizes
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Case of 50
Can I use the Tube Connecting Sterile ¼" x 10' Molded Ends with any standard suction system in a clinical setting?
This tubing is designed to be versatile and should be compatible with most standard suction systems in clinical settings, thanks to its universal molded connectors [Manufacturer Info].
What should I check for to ensure the tubing remains sterile and functional during its shelf life?
Ensure the packaging remains intact and store the tubing in a cool, dry place to maintain sterility and functionality over its shelf life [Product Specs].
How does the coil memory of this suction tubing affect its performance during lengthy surgical procedures?
Minimal coil memory helps reduce kinking and maintain a steady flow, enhancing performance during lengthy surgical procedures [Product Specs].
Are there any specific storage recommendations for maintaining the quality of the tubing?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve its quality and sterility [Product Specs].
How do the molded ends compare to alternatives in terms of ease of connection and disconnection during surgery?
Molded ends typically provide a more secure and easier connection and disconnection during surgery compared to integral connectors [Manufacturer Info].
For what types of surgeries or medical procedures is this specific size and type of tubing most commonly used?
This tubing is commonly used in surgeries requiring fluid or debris evacuation, such as abdominal, thoracic, or dental procedures [Manufacturer Info].
What are the key factors a procurement officer should consider when deciding to stock the 301614 tubing?
A procurement officer should consider the tubing's compatibility with existing systems, the range of surgeries it supports, and its storage requirements [Manufacturer Info].
In what scenarios might the molded connectors provide a significant advantage over integral connectors?
Molded connectors might provide a significant advantage in scenarios requiring frequent changes between devices, offering quick and secure connections [Manufacturer Info].
Does this tubing have any known compatibility issues with certain suction devices or attachments?
There are no documented compatibility issues; however, it's advisable to verify connections with specific devices or attachments in use [Manufacturer Info].
Argyle™ Surgical Suction Connecting Tubing is available with female molded connectors (male connector also included) or intergral connectors. Argyle™ suction tubing has minimal coil memory and comes in a wide range of sizes
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Cardinal Health
Sold By
Case of 50
Can I use the Tube Connecting Sterile ¼" x 10' Molded Ends with any standard suction system in a clinical setting?
This tubing is designed to be versatile and should be compatible with most standard suction systems in clinical settings, thanks to its universal molded connectors [Manufacturer Info].
What should I check for to ensure the tubing remains sterile and functional during its shelf life?
Ensure the packaging remains intact and store the tubing in a cool, dry place to maintain sterility and functionality over its shelf life [Product Specs].
How does the coil memory of this suction tubing affect its performance during lengthy surgical procedures?
Minimal coil memory helps reduce kinking and maintain a steady flow, enhancing performance during lengthy surgical procedures [Product Specs].
Are there any specific storage recommendations for maintaining the quality of the tubing?
Store the tubing in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve its quality and sterility [Product Specs].
How do the molded ends compare to alternatives in terms of ease of connection and disconnection during surgery?
Molded ends typically provide a more secure and easier connection and disconnection during surgery compared to integral connectors [Manufacturer Info].
For what types of surgeries or medical procedures is this specific size and type of tubing most commonly used?
This tubing is commonly used in surgeries requiring fluid or debris evacuation, such as abdominal, thoracic, or dental procedures [Manufacturer Info].
What are the key factors a procurement officer should consider when deciding to stock the 301614 tubing?
A procurement officer should consider the tubing's compatibility with existing systems, the range of surgeries it supports, and its storage requirements [Manufacturer Info].
In what scenarios might the molded connectors provide a significant advantage over integral connectors?
Molded connectors might provide a significant advantage in scenarios requiring frequent changes between devices, offering quick and secure connections [Manufacturer Info].
Does this tubing have any known compatibility issues with certain suction devices or attachments?
There are no documented compatibility issues; however, it's advisable to verify connections with specific devices or attachments in use [Manufacturer Info].
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