Medline Pneumatic Tube System Specimen Containers, Sterile Fluid Path, 4 oz.

Pneumatic Tube System Specimen Containers, Sterile Fluid Path, 4 oz.

These pneumatic tube system specimen containers are 4 oz. cups for specimen transport with a sterile fluid path. They fit facilities that move samples through pneumatic tubing systems and want a leak-resistant container with a tight screw-on lid. Polypropylene construction, ounce and milliliter graduations, and a patient ID label support clear handling and identification.

Good Fit For

• Facilities using pneumatic tube systems for specimen transport
• Sample collection and transport workflows that need patient identification
• Buyers looking for a leak-resistant 4 oz. specimen cup

Key Features

• Made for pneumatic tube system transport
• Sterile fluid path supports specimen handling workflows
• Continuous threaded screw-on lid helps create a tight seal
• Leak-resistant cup design for transport needs
• Graduated in ounces and milliliters for easy reading
• Patient ID label helps with sample identification

Applications and Usage

• Transporting specimens through pneumatic tubing systems
• Collecting and identifying samples with a patient ID label
• Measuring specimen volume using ounce and milliliter graduations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This container is intended for pneumatic tube system workflows.
• The cup includes a safety tab for user collection protection.
• The container does not include a biohazard symbol.

FAQ

• Can this specimen container be used in pneumatic tube systems? Yes. This specimen container is made to work with pneumatic tubing systems.
• Does the lid help prevent leaks during transport? Yes. The container has a continuous threaded screw-on lid and a leak-resistant design for a tight seal.
• What size is this specimen container? This specimen container holds 4 oz.
• Are measurement markings included? Yes. The container is graduated in both ounces and milliliters.
• Is there space for patient identification? Yes. The container includes a patient ID label.

From Medline.