B. Braun Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 20 Gauge 1" Sliding Safety Needle, 50 EA/BX, 4BX/CS

Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 20 Gauge 1" Sliding Safety Needle, 50 EA/BX, 4BX/CS

This peripheral IV catheter is an Introcan Safety 20 gauge catheter with a 1 inch length and sliding safety needle. It fits buyers who need a sterile, disposable catheter for peripheral IV access in clinical care settings and want safety-focused handling features. Key details include a winged hub, radiopaque design, universal bevel needle point, and a removable vented flashplug.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV catheter placement in clinical settings
• Facilities standardizing on safety needle designs
• Teams that need radiopaque catheter visibility
• Buyers selecting a winged 20 gauge, 1 inch catheter format

Key Features

• 20 gauge, 1 inch catheter supports selection for specific peripheral IV access needs
• Sliding safety needle adds a built-in safety feature for needle handling
• Universal bevel with back cut bevel helps identify this specific needle point style
• Removable vented flashplug supports catheter workflow
• Radiopaque stripe aids X-ray visibility
• Sterile, disposable design suits single-use clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Placing a peripheral IV catheter when a 20 gauge, 1 inch size is preferred
• Stocking sterile disposable IV catheters for routine clinical procedures
• Choosing a catheter with a sliding safety needle for needle safety workflow
• Using a radiopaque catheter when X-ray visibility is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Check that 20 gauge and 1 inch match your facility's catheter selection protocol.
• This catheter uses a winged hub, which may matter for clinician handling preference.
• The catheter is single-use and disposable.

FAQ

• What size is this peripheral IV catheter? This catheter is 20 gauge with a 1 inch catheter length.
• Does this catheter include a safety needle feature? Yes. This peripheral IV catheter uses a sliding safety needle.
• Is the catheter sterile? Yes. This catheter is sterile.
• Is the catheter radiopaque? Yes. The catheter includes a radiopaque stripe for X-ray compatibility.
• What materials are identified for this catheter? The source details identify a stainless steel needle, an FEP polymer catheter, and a plastic hub.

From Introcan Safety by B. Braun.