Medline Non-conductive Connecting Tubing 3/16" x 18", EA/1, CS/50

Non-conductive Connecting Tubing 3/16" x 18", EA/1, CS/50

Non-conductive connecting tubing is a sterile tubing option for workflows that call for 3/16 inch ID by 18 inch length tubing. Buyers looking for a thick-wall, latex-free choice may find it useful for professional healthcare supply needs. This each unit format can also help when ordering by the piece rather than by a larger inner pack.

Good Fit For

• Healthcare supply rooms ordering individual sterile tubing units
• Workflows that require 3/16 inch ID x 18 inch tubing
• Facilities seeking a latex-free tubing option

Key Features

• Non-conductive connecting tubing for professional supply needs
• 3/16 inch ID x 18 inch length helps match specific tubing size requirements
• Sterile format supports applications where sterile tubing is needed
• Latex-free construction may help facilities with latex-sensitive environments
• Thick-wall tubing for buyers seeking that tubing style
• Sold as an each for flexible ordering

Applications and Usage

• Replacing or stocking connecting tubing in professional care settings
• Ordering single units for low-volume or replenishment needs
• Supplying sterile tubing where that format is required

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 38 Inch.
• Material: Latex.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm the required tubing dimensions before ordering, especially 3/16 inch ID and 18 inch length.
• Check your workflow requirements for non-conductive tubing before selection.
• Review whether a thick-wall tubing style is appropriate for your intended setup.

FAQ

• What size is this connecting tubing? This tubing is 3/16 inch ID x 18 inch length.
• Is this tubing sterile? Yes. This connecting tubing is sterile.
• Is this tubing latex-free? Yes. The product details identify this tubing as latex-free.
• Is the tubing non-conductive? Yes. This is non-conductive connecting tubing.
• How is this unit sold? This SKU is packaged as EA, which is useful when you need an individual unit.

From Medline.