Reinforced Endotracheal Tube with High-Volume Low-Pressure Cuff, Sizes 3.0 mm to 9.5 mm

Reinforced endotracheal tubes are specialized medical devices designed to maintain a secure airway during anesthesia or critical care situations. These tubes are constructed with a stainless-steel, spiral-wound wire within the tube wall, enhancing flexibility and reducing the risk of kinking. They are available in both cuffed and uncuffed versions, catering to various patient needs.

Key Features:

• Material: Medical-grade polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Reinforcement: Stainless-steel, spiral-wound wire
• Cuff Type: High-volume, low-pressure cuff (for cuffed versions)
• Design: Murphy eye to prevent complete airway obstruction
• Radiopaque Line: For X-ray visualization
• Connector: Standard 15mm outer diameter, pre-fitted
• Sterility: Individually packaged and sterile
• Latex-Free: Suitable for patients with latex allergies

Available Sizes:

Reinforced endotracheal tubes are available in internal diameters (ID) ranging from 3.0 mm to 9.5 mm, accommodating a wide range of patient anatomies. The corresponding outer diameters (OD) and lengths vary accordingly. For instance, a tube with a 3.0 mm ID typically has an OD of approximately 4.8 mm and a length of around 184.5 mm, while a 9.5 mm ID tube has an OD of about 12.4 mm and a length of approximately 399 mm.