Smiths Medical Peripheral IV Catheter ViaValve 24 Gauge 0.675 Inch Retracting Safety Needle, 1/EA

Peripheral IV Catheter ViaValve 24 Gauge 0.675 Inch Retracting Safety Needle, 1/EA

This peripheral IV catheter is a 24 gauge ViaValve catheter with a 0.675 inch catheter length and a retracting safety needle. It fits buyers who want a disposable, sterile option for peripheral IV access with safety-focused needle handling and secure catheter placement. Key details include a radiopaque catheter, a 24 mL per minute flow rate, and a ribbed hub that helps with securement.

Good Fit For

• Peripheral IV access where a 24 gauge catheter is preferred
• Care settings that prioritize needle safety during disposal
• Workflows that benefit from radiopaque catheter visibility

Key Features

• Retracting safety needle helps contain the introducer needle for handling and disposal
• Audible click indicates when the needle is contained
• 24 gauge catheter supports small-gauge peripheral IV access needs
• Ribbed hub helps with catheter securement during placement
• Radiopaque construction supports visibility under X-ray
• Sterile, disposable catheter for single-use workflows

Applications and Usage

• Peripheral IV catheter placement
• Single-use IV access procedures
• Clinical environments where retracting needle safety is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 0.675 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This catheter is without a port.
• The catheter length is 0.675 inch.
• Pressure rating is 300 psi.

FAQ

• Does this peripheral IV catheter have a safety needle? Yes. This peripheral IV catheter uses a retracting safety needle, and the safety guard surrounds the retracted introducer needle for handling and disposal.
• How do I know when the needle is contained? The safety mechanism produces a click to indicate the needle is contained.
• What gauge is this catheter? This catheter is 24 gauge.
• Does this catheter include an access port? No. This version is without a port.
• Is the catheter visible under X-ray? Yes. The catheter is radiopaque.

From ViaValve by Smiths Medical.