PA Tube
The PA Tube, also referred to as a Single Lumen Tube, is a crucial component utilized in various medical settings for precise fluid delivery or instrument insertion during procedures. It serves as a conduit, ensuring the seamless transfer of fluids or the introduction of medical instruments with accuracy and reliability. Constructed from durable materials, the PA Tube is designed to withstand the rigors of medical procedures while prioritizing patient safety and comfort.
Features
- The composition of Demax’s PA Tube is meticulously crafted to embody durability, flexibility, and biocompatibility, essential qualities for medical tubing applications.
- At its core, the PA Tube is typically constructed from high-quality materials, with polyamide (PA) being a common choice. Polyamide is renowned for its exceptional properties, including robustness, resistance to abrasion, and chemical stability, making it well-suited for medical use.
- The composition of the PA Tube prioritizes biocompatibility, meaning it is inert and non-reactive when in contact with bodily tissues and fluids. This biocompatibility is crucial for ensuring patient safety and minimizing the risk of adverse reactions or complications.
Applications
- PTA balloon single lumen tube
- Angiography catheter
- Guide catheter
- Microcatheter
- Other braided tube inner and outer layers
Technical Parameters
- Outer diameter (mm): 5~10.0
- Outer diameter tolerance (mm): ±02
- Minimum wall thickness (mm): 03
- Wall thickness tolerance (mm): ±02
- Intravenous Therapy: Essential for the precise administration of fluids, medications, and contrast agents in hospital settings, facilitating patient care and treatment.
- Surgical Procedures: Utilized for irrigation, drainage, and instrumentation during surgical interventions, ensuring optimal visualization and control for surgeons.
- Endoscopic Examinations: Integrated into endoscopic devices for visualization and biopsy procedures in gastroenterology and urology, enhancing diagnostic capabilities and patient outcomes.
- Diagnostic Imaging: Employed for contrast media injection and fluid management in medical imaging procedures, contributing to accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
- Laboratory Research: Applied in laboratory settings for sample collection, analysis, and experimentation, supporting scientific inquiry and discovery.
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