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Raindrop Suction Tube 5fr tapered angled With L 4

  • Designed for suction in General Surgery and Neurosurgery procedures.
  • The 5Fr size supports controlled aspiration in focused operative fields.
  • Its tapered profile helps guide suction toward targeted areas during use.
  • The angled shape supports access when a straight approach is limited.
  • A 4-inch overall length provides reach while remaining easy to handle.
  • Its defined length supports predictable positioning during routine suction handling.
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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
Coricama 562210 Exact Pattern Match
Medline PF180568 Exact Pattern Match
Sklar 80-2715 Exact Pattern Match
Symmetry Surgical OBE-81 Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex 162310 Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 015210304

Categories: Suction Tubes, Suction | Aspiration

Tags: Suction Tubes

Focused Suction for Controlled Surgical Access

The Raindrop Suction Tube 5fr tapered angled With L 4" is a compact suction tube designed to help remove blood, fluid, and other unwanted material from the operative field. Its 5Fr profile and tapered, angled form support controlled positioning in confined areas, while the 4" overall length provides a short reach for close, deliberate handling. In General Surgery, it can support routine field management where focused suction is needed. In Neurosurgery, its compact angled configuration may assist with careful access around delicate operative anatomy. The suction design supports a cleaner working view and helps maintain practical workflow control without adding unnecessary bulk.

Use Cases

  • Support focused removal of blood and fluid during General Surgery procedures.
  • Use for close-field suction where a compact 4" tube supports deliberate instrument positioning.
  • Apply the angled tip to help approach operative areas from a practical working orientation.
  • Support Neurosurgery workflows requiring controlled suction in confined operative spaces.
  • Use the 5Fr tapered profile when a narrow suction tube is appropriate for the task.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

  • Clean and reprocess the suction tube according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
  • Inspect the tapered and angled tip before use for visible damage, obstruction, or deformation.
  • Handle the tube carefully during connection, cleaning, and storage to help preserve its shape and working opening.

Specifications

Overall Length10.2 cm (4")
Length (cm)10.2 cm
ShapeAngled
French Size5 Fr
Coating/MaterialAISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Suction FeatureAngled

General use; follow facility protocols.

Technical Specifications

French Size5Fr
Overall Length4"
ShapeAngled
Suction FeatureSuction

Available French Options

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

Overall Length 10.2 cm (4")
Length (cm) 10.2 cm
Shape Angled
French Size 5 Fr
Coating/Material AISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Tip Type Angled
Suction Feature Angled
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Marisol Chen
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Jan 27, 2025 (1 year ago)
I’m pleased with this suction tube; it is a practical, suitable choice within our general surgery instrument selection.
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