Cardinal Health Intubating Stylet Satin-Slip, 20 EA/BX

Intubating Stylet Satin-Slip, 20 EA/BX

This intubating stylet is a Satin-Slip model with a malleable aluminum core and a plastic sheath. It fits buyers who want easier insertion and withdrawal during intubation workflows, with a lubricated surface that helps reduce friction between the stylet and tracheal tube. The sheath extends beyond the tip, and this version is sized at 3.3mm.

Good Fit For

• Intubation workflows where lower friction may help insertion and removal
• Facilities purchasing intubation accessories by box
• Buyers seeking a malleable stylet with a lubricated sheath

Key Features

• Malleable aluminum core supports shaping for intubation use
• Plastic sheath has a lubricated Satin-Slip surface to help reduce friction
• Designed to allow easier insertion and withdrawal with a tracheal tube
• Sheath extends beyond the tip to help reduce trauma risk if the stylet extends past the tracheal tube tip
• 3.3mm size for buyers matching stylet size to their setup

Applications and Usage

• Helping guide a tracheal tube during intubation
• Supporting easier stylet withdrawal after tube placement
• Stocking boxed intubation stylets for clinical procedure areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 3.3mm.
• Material: Plastic.
• Check the 3.3mm size against your preferred tube and procedure requirements.
• This product uses a malleable aluminum core with a plastic sheath for shaping and handling preferences.

FAQ

• How does the Satin-Slip surface help during use? The lubricated Satin-Slip surface helps reduce friction between the stylet and the tracheal tube, which can support easier insertion and withdrawal.
• What is the stylet made of? The stylet uses malleable aluminum covered with a plastic sheath.
• What size is this intubating stylet? This version is 3.3mm and also notes a 10 Fr specification.
• Why does the sheath extend beyond the tip? The sheath extends beyond the tip to help reduce the risk of trauma if the stylet extends beyond the tip of the tracheal tube.

From Satin-Slip by Cardinal Health.