Cannulas

Introduction

A cannula is a flexible tube that can be inserted into the body, often for the delivery or removal of certain fluids.Cannulas are typically used to gain access into an area of the body and act as a conduit for instruments and/or fluids to travel in or out of the body. Cannula is used in many medical devices for Cardiovascular, Endoscopic, Orthopedic, Ophthalmic, and General Surgery procedures.

Features

Imported P.T.F.E. Catheter which is the best bio compatible material with least coefficients of friction
Ultra thin wall and tapered by Imported tipping dies for easy penetration in vein.
The P.T.F.E. catheter, designed and made with double tapered formed tip and siliconised, offers lower resistance during insertion, resulting in less trauma to the patient, avoiding fold back.

IV Cannula

IV Cannula With wings and injection valve

This type of IV cannula provides extra medication without pain. Specially designed cap on the top prevents contamination when the valve is not in use.

IV Cannula Without injection valve and wings

This type of Cannula has a long and broad needle hub for a perfect grip and control. Best for cases with high risk of infection from additional openings

IV Cannula with wings and without injection valve

This type of Cannula has a long and broad needle hub for a perfect grip and control. Specially designed thumb stop to prevent any instability during needle insertion.