B. Braun Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 24 Gauge 3/4" Sliding Safety Needle

Peripheral IV Catheter Introcan Safety® 24 Gauge 3/4" Sliding Safety Needle

The Introcan Safety peripheral IV catheter is a sterile, disposable 24 gauge catheter with a 3/4 inch length and sliding safety needle. This option fits buyers who need a small-gauge peripheral IV catheter for clinical settings where safety and visibility matter during placement. Notable details include a winged hub, universal bevel needle point, radiopaque stripe, and removable vented flashplug.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV catheter placement in clinical care settings
• Workflows that prefer a catheter with a sliding safety needle
• Situations where radiopaque visibility is important

Key Features

• 24 gauge, 3/4 inch catheter for small-gauge peripheral IV access needs
• Sliding safety needle adds a built-in safety feature during use
• Winged hub supports handling and control during catheter placement
• Universal bevel needle point uses a back cut bevel design
• Radiopaque stripe helps with X-ray visibility
• Sterile, disposable format supports single-use clinical workflows

Applications and Usage

• Establishing peripheral IV access with a 24 gauge catheter
• Selecting a sterile disposable catheter for single-patient use
• Choosing a winged peripheral IV catheter for controlled handling
• Using a radiopaque catheter when X-ray compatibility is needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU uses a 24 gauge, 3/4 inch format, so buyers should confirm that size matches their protocol.
• The catheter includes a winged hub and sliding safety needle, which may matter for product standardization across teams.
• Single-use disposable construction is best suited to workflows that do not require reprocessing.

FAQ

• What size is this peripheral IV catheter? This peripheral IV catheter is 24 gauge with a 3/4 inch catheter length.
• Does this catheter include a safety feature? Yes. The Introcan Safety peripheral IV catheter uses a sliding safety needle and a passive safety clip.
• Is this peripheral IV catheter sterile? Yes. This catheter is sterile.
• What materials are used in the catheter and needle? The catheter is polyurethane, the needle is stainless steel, and the hub material is plastic.
• Is this catheter radiopaque? Yes. The catheter has a radiopaque stripe and is identified as radiopaque for X-ray compatibility.

From Introcan Safety by B. Braun.