BD Peripheral IV Catheter Angiocath 22 Gauge 1 Inch Without Safety, 50/BX

Peripheral IV Catheter Angiocath 22 Gauge 1 Inch Without Safety, 50/BX

This peripheral IV catheter is an Angiocath 22 gauge, 1 inch catheter without a safety feature. It fits buyers who need a disposable sterile catheter for peripheral IV access in clinical settings and want a straightforward straight-hub format. Key details include radiopaque visibility, a stainless steel needle, and a blue color for quick gauge identification.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV access workflows
• Clinical supply purchasing for sterile disposable catheters
• Teams standardizing on straight-hub IV catheters

Key Features

• 22 gauge, 1 inch size supports selection for the specific catheter length and gauge needed
• Without safety feature for workflows that call for a standard non-safety catheter
• Sterile and disposable to support single-use clinical application
• Radiopaque construction helps with X-ray visibility
• Straight hub design for buyers who prefer this hub style
• Stainless steel needle with FEP polymer catheter

Applications and Usage

• Peripheral intravenous catheter placement
• Stocking exam rooms, clinics, or hospital units that use 22 gauge IV catheters
• Purchasing a non-safety Angiocath option in a 1 inch length

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 1 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter does not include a safety feature
• Buyers needing a specific hub style should note the straight hub design

FAQ

• Does this peripheral IV catheter have a safety feature? No. This Angiocath peripheral IV catheter is without a safety feature.
• What size is this catheter? This catheter is 22 gauge and 1 inch in length.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. The catheter is sterile and intended for disposable use.
• What materials are used in the catheter and needle? The catheter is made from FEP polymer, and the needle is stainless steel. The hub material is plastic.
• Is this catheter radiopaque? Yes. This peripheral IV catheter is radiopaque.

From Angiocath by BD.