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

This peripheral IV catheter is an Introcan Safety 24 gauge catheter with a 3/4 inch length and sliding safety needle. It fits buyers looking for a sterile, disposable catheter for peripheral IV access where safety handling and visibility matter. Key details include a winged hub, universal bevel needle point, radiopaque design, and a removable vented flashplug.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV access in clinical care settings
• Workflows that prefer a catheter with an integrated safety needle
• Setups where radiopaque visibility is important

Key Features

• 24 gauge, 3/4 inch catheter supports selection for small-gauge peripheral IV access
• Sliding safety needle adds a built-in safety feature for handling workflow
• Winged hub can help with placement and control during insertion
• Radiopaque design supports X-ray visibility
• Universal bevel uses a back cut bevel design
• Sterile, disposable catheter for single-use clinical settings

Applications and Usage

• Establishing peripheral IV access with a 24 gauge catheter
• Selecting a sterile disposable catheter for routine vascular access
• Using a radiopaque catheter when X-ray compatibility is needed
• Choosing a winged catheter configuration for insertion handling

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is a 24 gauge, 3/4 inch option, so buyers should confirm that size matches their protocol and patient needs.
• The catheter uses a sliding safety needle, which may matter for teams standardizing on a specific safety mechanism.
• Radiopaque construction may be relevant if visibility under X-ray is part of the selection criteria.

FAQ

• What size is this peripheral IV catheter? This catheter is 24 gauge with a catheter length of 3/4 inch.
• Does this catheter include a safety feature? Yes. This Introcan Safety peripheral IV catheter uses a sliding safety needle and a passive safety clip.
• Is this catheter sterile? Yes. This peripheral IV catheter is sterile.
• Is the catheter visible on X-ray? Yes. The catheter is radiopaque and includes a radiopaque stripe.
• What materials are called out for this catheter? The needle material is stainless steel, the catheter material is FEP polymer, and the hub material is plastic.

From Introcan Safety by B. Braun.