Cardinal Health Argyle Connecting Tubing

The Cardinal Health Argyle Connecting Tubing is an essential component for effective surgical suction, designed with female molded connectors to ensure seamless compatibility with a range of medical devices. Available in a wide variety of sizes, it readily accommodates specific medical requirements, whether you need precise suction for surgical procedures or broader applications. Its robust, non-sterile packaging is ideal for use in dynamic healthcare environments.

Crafted from high-quality materials, the tubing provides flexibility and reliability, minimizing any disruption during critical medical tasks. It comes in diameters of 3/16", 1/4", and 9/32", and in lengths of 6ft, 10ft, 12ft, and 18ft, thus offering versatility for different medical applications. The reliability and secure attachments offered by the molded connectors empower medical professionals to perform with confidence, ensuring patient safety and effective fluid management.

• Available in various lengths and diameters to accommodate different needs.
• Features female molded connectors for secure attachment with medical equipment.
• Non-sterile packaging suitable for a wide range of healthcare settings.
• Provides robust and flexible connection to facilitate efficient suctioning.

• Ideal for surgical and medical applications where effective suction and fluid management is necessary.
• It ensures seamless compatibility with various suction devices and systems in healthcare environments.

1. What sizes does the Argyle connecting tubing come in?
The Argyle connecting tubing comes in multiple sizes, including 3/16", 1/4", and 9/32" diameters and lengths of 6ft, 10ft, 12ft, and 18ft.

2. Is the Argyle Connecting Tubing sterile?
No, the Argyle Connecting Tubing comes in non-sterile packaging, tailored for environments that do not require sterility.

3. What is the main use of the Argyle Connecting Tubing?
It is primarily used for surgical suction and medical fluid connections, ensuring effective fluid management in healthcare settings.

4. How many pieces are included in a case?
The number of pieces per case varies; typically, 50 per case for most sizes, with certain longer versions available as 20 per case.