Medline Green Crush-Resistant Oxygen Tubing, 50', Standard Connector, 1/EA

Green Crush-Resistant Oxygen Tubing, 50', Standard Connector, 1/EA

This green crush-resistant oxygen tubing is a 50 Foot length with a standard connector for oxygen delivery. It fits buyers who need tubing for standard and high flow applications and want better visual contrast in patient care areas. The low memory material helps reduce kinking, and the green color can make the line easier to distinguish.

Good Fit For

• Patient care areas where oxygen tubing needs to be easier to see
• Setups that use standard or high flow oxygen applications
• Rooms where a longer 50 Foot tubing length is preferred

Key Features

• Crush-resistant tubing helps maintain line shape during use
• Low memory material helps reduce kinking for smoother setup and flow
• Green color adds visual contrast that may support patient safety workflows
• Suitable for standard and high flow applications
• Standard connector works for setups that require this connection type
• 50 Foot length supports longer tubing runs where extra reach is needed

Applications and Usage

• Connecting oxygen delivery where a standard connector is required
• Using longer tubing runs in patient rooms or care areas
• Choosing a visible tubing color to help distinguish the oxygen line
• Reducing interruptions from kinking during routine oxygen setup

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 50 Foot.
• Check that a standard connector matches your existing oxygen setup before ordering.
• A 50 Foot tubing length may be helpful for longer runs, but buyers should confirm the length needed for their space.
• This SKU is intended for standard and high flow applications.

FAQ

• What type of connector does this oxygen tubing use? This oxygen tubing uses a standard connector.
• How long is this oxygen tubing? This tubing is 50 Foot long.
• Is this tubing suitable for high flow use? Yes. The tubing is intended for standard and high flow applications.
• How does the tubing help reduce kinking? The low memory, crush-resistant material helps the tubing resist kinks during use.
• Why is the tubing green? The green color provides greater visual contrast, which can help make the tubing easier to distinguish in patient care settings.

From Medline.