Medline Pneumatic Tube Sterile Specimen Containers, Graduated in mL, OR Sterile, 4 oz.

Pneumatic Tube Sterile Specimen Containers, Graduated in mL, OR Sterile, 4 oz.

Pneumatic tube sterile specimen containers are graduated specimen cups with a screw-on lid for collecting and transporting samples. They fit healthcare settings that need a sterile, leak-resistant container suitable for pneumatic tube workflows. This 120 mL polypropylene cup is individually packaged in a peel-pouch and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Hospital specimen transport by pneumatic tube
• Operating room sample collection
• Clinical areas that prefer individually packaged sterile containers

Key Features

• Sterile specimen container supports sample collection in clinical settings
• Graduated in mL for quick volume reference during handling
• Continuous-thread screw-on lid helps create a secure closure
• Leak-resistant cup supports safer specimen transport
• Pneumatic tube safe for tube system workflows
• Latex-free polypropylene construction

Applications and Usage

• Collecting and transporting specimens in hospitals
• Sending samples through a pneumatic tube system
• Using a sterile container in OR workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This container does not have a biohazard symbol.
• The cup is marked in mL, which can help when volume visibility matters.
• A screw lid cup format may be preferred when a threaded closure is required.

FAQ

• Is this specimen container sterile? Yes. This specimen container is sterile and intended for workflows where a sterile cup is needed.
• Can this container be used in a pneumatic tube system? Yes. The product is identified as pneumatic tube safe, making it suitable for tube transport workflows.
• What type of closure does this container use? This specimen cup uses a continuous-thread, screw-on lid for a secure threaded closure.
• Is the container leak resistant? Yes. The container is noted as leak resistant.
• What is the container size? The listed size is 120 mL.

From Medline.