Cardinal Health Suction Catheter Argyle 10 Fr. Chimney Valve, 50 EA/CS

Suction Catheter Argyle 10 Fr. Chimney Valve, 50 EA/CS

This suction catheter is an Argyle 10 Fr. single-use catheter with a chimney valve and SAFE-T-VAC valve. It fits buyers who need a sterile suction catheter for clinical settings where control of residual suction and reduced blockage risk matter. The 21 inch straight catheter uses a DeLee tip and comes in a case of 50.

Good Fit For

• Clinical suction setups needing a 10 Fr. sterile catheter
• Facilities standardizing on chimney valve suction catheters
• Single-use suction workflows

Key Features

• Chimney style valve has a large opening on the control vent to minimize residual suction
• Staggered, opposite eyelets help reduce potential for invagination or blocked suction
• 10 Fr. size supports buyers standardizing around this catheter diameter
• 21 inch straight catheter offers a defined format for routine suction workflows
• Sterile, single-use construction supports one-time patient use
• DeLee tip with SAFE-T-VAC valve adds product-specific handling and control details

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile suction catheters for patient care areas
• Replacing a suction catheter when a 10 Fr. straight format is required
• Supporting suction procedures where minimizing residual suction is a priority
• Using a catheter design intended to help reduce blocked suction

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a single-use catheter
• Buyers matching existing protocols should confirm the 10 Fr. size, 21 inch length, straight type, DeLee tip, and chimney valve format
• The control vent uses a chimney style valve with a large opening

FAQ

• Is this suction catheter sterile? Yes. This suction catheter is sterile.
• Is this catheter intended for single use? Yes. This is a single-use suction catheter.
• What size is this suction catheter? This catheter is 10 Fr.
• What valve type does this catheter use? This catheter uses a chimney valve and includes a SAFE-T-VAC valve.
• What details help reduce suction blockage? The catheter has staggered and opposite eyelets, which are intended to reduce potential for invagination or blocked suction.

From Argyle by Cardinal Health.