Medline STERILE PISTON IRRIGATION SYRINGE NO TIP

STERILE PISTON IRRIGATION SYRINGE NO TIP

This sterile piston irrigation syringe is a 60 mL catheter tip syringe built for irrigation tasks that benefit from controlled, one-hand operation. It fits healthcare settings that want a disposable sterile syringe with a thumb ring to help reduce hand slippage during use. The elongated tip has an extra-large orifice, and the graduations are calibrated in both oz. and cc.

Good Fit For

• Clinical irrigation setups needing sterile disposable syringes
• Workflows where one-hand piston control is preferred
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free syringe options

Key Features

• 60 mL piston irrigation syringe for irrigation workflows that need higher volume capacity
• Catheter tip design supports controlled piston action with a single-hand technique
• Thumb ring helps minimize hand slippage during use
• Elongated tip with extra-large orifice helps with removal of clots and mucous shreds
• Sterile and disposable for single-use clinical workflow
• Latex-free construction helps buyers meet latex-free preferences

Applications and Usage

• Irrigation procedures that call for a 60 mL catheter tip syringe
• Clinical use where uninterrupted piston action is helpful
• Tasks involving removal of clots and mucous shreds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a catheter tip piston syringe, so buyers should confirm tip style matches their intended irrigation setup.
• The syringe is disposable, which may support single-use workflow preferences.
• Graduations are marked in oz. and cc, which may help teams that reference either scale.

FAQ

• What tip style does this irrigation syringe use? This irrigation syringe uses a catheter tip.
• What is the syringe capacity? This syringe has a 60 mL capacity.
• Is this syringe sterile? Yes. This piston irrigation syringe is sterile.
• Is this syringe latex-free? Yes. The syringe is latex-free.
• What handling features help with control during use? The piston design supports single-hand technique, and the thumb ring is designed to help minimize hand slippage.

From Medline.