The ICU Medical 670160 Trach Tube is designed for use in clinical settings, providing a reliable and efficient solution for airway management. This adult tracheostomy tube features a cuffed, tight-to-shaft design, making it an ideal choice for patients requiring long-term ventilation support. With its straight configuration and precise dimensions, this trach tube offers a secure and comfortable fit, making it a standout option for healthcare professionals.

Overview: The ICU Medical 670160 Trach Tube is intended for use in tracheostomy procedures, allowing for the establishment of a secure airway in adult patients. This tube is designed to provide a safe and effective means of ventilation, reducing the risk of complications and promoting optimal patient outcomes. Its durable construction and precise manufacturing ensure a reliable performance, making it a trusted choice among healthcare professionals.

Key Features

• Cuffed design provides a secure seal, minimizing the risk of air leaks and ensuring reliable ventilation
• Tight-to-shaft configuration reduces the risk of tube displacement and promotes patient comfort
• Straight configuration allows for easy insertion and removal, reducing the risk of complications
• Precise dimensions (6.0mm ID x 8.8mm OD x 70.0mm L) ensure a secure fit and optimal ventilation
• Durable construction withstands the demands of long-term use, reducing the need for frequent replacements
• Designed for adult patients, providing a reliable solution for airway management in a variety of clinical settings
• Easy to clean and maintain, reducing the risk of infection and promoting patient safety

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the ICU Medical 670160 Trach Tube: • Dimensions: 6.0mm ID x 8.8mm OD x 70.0mm L • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Not specified • Compliance: Not specified • Compatibility: Not specified

Ideal For

The ICU Medical 670160 Trach Tube is suitable for use in a variety of clinical settings, including: • Hospitals • Intensive care units (ICUs) • Long-term care facilities • Rehabilitation centers • Home care settings (with proper training and supervision)