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Ferguson Suction Tube Angled 14 Fr 10.0 cm (4")

  • Designed for suction tasks in ENT and general surgery procedures.
  • Strongly angled tip supports access around anatomy during targeted suction.
  • The 100mm working length provides useful reach within operative fields.
  • Its 14 French size suits controlled suction through a narrow tube.
  • The thumb plate with cutoff hole enables convenient suction interruption.
  • Its 6 1/4-inch overall length supports practical handling during procedures.
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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L0313
GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 35201
Surgical cannula, reusable
Manufacturer / Benchmark Catalog Number (REF) Specification Match
Medline PF295242 Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 015210497

Categories: Suction Tubes, Suction | Irrigator

Tags: Frazier Suction Tubes

Controlled Suction Access for ENT and General Surgery

The Ferguson-Frazier suction tube is a 14 French surgical suction instrument designed to remove fluids from the operative field during ENT and general surgery procedures. Its strongly angled profile supports access around anatomy and within confined working areas, while the 100 mm working length provides practical reach without requiring excessive repositioning. A thumb plate with cutoff hole allows the operator to regulate suction at the instrument, helping coordinate aspiration with visualization and tissue handling. The 6 1/4-inch format offers a familiar, manageable size for routine suction tasks where controlled access and responsive handling are important.

Use Cases

  • Use for controlled aspiration of fluids during ENT procedures where an angled suction tube can support access around the operative site.
  • Support fluid removal in general surgery workflows while maintaining a practical working distance from the field.
  • Use the strongly angled design to approach areas where a straight tube may be less convenient to position.
  • Operate the thumb plate and cutoff hole to modulate suction during active aspiration and visualization tasks.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

  • Clean and reprocess the suction tube according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
  • Inspect the angled working end, suction pathway, and thumb plate with cutoff hole for visible soil, blockage, or damage before use.
  • Handle the tube carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to preserve the shape and working end.

Specifications

Model / PatternFerguson
Overall Length10 cm (4")
Length (cm)10 cm
ShapeAngled
French Size14 Fr
Coating/MaterialAISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Suction FeatureFinger / Vent Control

General use; follow facility protocols.

Technical Specifications

Coating/MaterialAISI 420 German Stainless Steel
French Size14 Fr
Length (cm)15.875 cm
Overall Length10.2 cm (4")
ShapeAngled
Suction FeatureFinger / Vent Control Hole

Available French Options

This product is available in 10 different french options. Select an option to view its details.

Overall Length 10 cm (3.9")
Length (cm) 10 cm
Shape Angled
French Size 14 Fr
Coating/Material AISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Tip Type Angled
Suction Feature Finger / Vent Control
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Nour McKenzie
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Feb 28, 2024 (2 years ago)
The 100mm suction tube is a solid, no-fuss option for general surgery sets, and I'm happy with it.
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