B. Braun Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 22 Gauge 1" Sliding Safety Needle, 50 EA/BX

Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 22 Gauge 1" Sliding Safety Needle, 50 EA/BX

This peripheral IV catheter is an Introcan Safety 22 gauge, 1 inch catheter with a sliding safety needle. It fits buyers who need a sterile, disposable catheter for peripheral IV access and want safety and visibility details that support routine clinical workflow. Key details include a winged hub, polyurethane catheter, stainless steel needle, and a radiopaque stripe.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV access workflows
• Clinical settings that prefer safety needle designs
• Buyers standardizing on 22 gauge, 1 inch catheters

Key Features

• 22 gauge, 1 inch peripheral IV catheter for routine peripheral access selection
• Sliding safety needle helps support safer needle handling during use
• Winged hub offers a familiar format for placement and control
• Universal bevel back cut bevel needle point supports insertion workflow
• Radiopaque stripe helps with X-ray visibility
• Sterile, disposable design for single-use clinical settings

Applications and Usage

• Establishing peripheral IV access
• Stocking sterile disposable IV catheters in clinical supply areas
• Selecting a radiopaque catheter for workflows where X-ray compatibility matters

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Choose the 22 gauge size and 1 inch length only if those specifications match your protocol and patient needs.
• This catheter uses a winged hub and sliding safety needle, which may matter if your team is standardizing on a specific handling style.
• The catheter includes a radiopaque stripe, which can be relevant for facilities that prefer X-ray compatible catheter options.

FAQ

• Is this peripheral IV catheter sterile? Yes. This peripheral IV catheter is sterile.
• What gauge and length is this catheter? This catheter is 22 gauge and 1 inch long.
• Does this IV catheter have a safety needle feature? Yes. This model uses a sliding safety needle and also includes a passive safety clip.
• Is the catheter visible on X-ray? Yes. The catheter has a radiopaque stripe and is noted as radiopaque.
• What materials are used in this catheter? The catheter material is polyurethane, the needle is stainless steel, and the hub is plastic.

From Introcan Safety by B. Braun.