Frazier Suction Tube angled 15fr With L 4 1/2"

  • Angled 15Fr suction tube supports controlled aspiration in General Surgery.
  • Designed for Neurosurgery, its angled profile helps access targeted operative areas.
  • The 4 1/2-inch overall length offers practical reach within surgical fields.
  • Its angled configuration can help maintain a clear working orientation.
  • 15Fr sizing provides a defined suction diameter for procedural handling.
  • The With L suction feature supports efficient fluid evacuation during procedures.

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L030101
SUCTION AND IRRIGATION SURGICAL CANNULAS AND HANDPIECES, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 35201
Nasal oxygen cannula, basic
Manufacturer / Benchmark Catalog Number (REF) Specification Match
Aesculap H04-120-08 Exact Pattern Match
Medline PF16997 Exact Pattern Match
Sklar 50-1957 Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex KM42863 Exact Pattern Match

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Categories: Suction Tubes, Suction | Aspiration

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Controlled Angled Access for Surgical Suction Workflows

The Frazier Suction Tube angled 15Fr With L 4 1/2" is a surgical suction tube designed to support controlled fluid and debris removal during operative work. Its angled form can help position the working end within the field while maintaining a practical hand orientation, and the 15Fr size provides a defined suction-tube format for routine handling. The 4.5-inch overall length supports access across compact operative areas without adding unnecessary instrument length. Suitable for workflows in General Surgery and Neurosurgery, this Frazier-style tube offers a focused option for suction tasks where reach, positioning, and steady manipulation are important.

Use Cases

  • Support fluid and debris removal during General Surgery procedures.
  • Assist with controlled suction positioning in Neurosurgery workflows.
  • Use the angled configuration to direct the tube toward the intended area of the operative field.
  • Apply the 4.5-inch length when a compact suction tube is appropriate for the working area.
  • Incorporate the tube into surgical setups requiring a 15Fr suction format with the specified L suction feature.

Specifications

French Size15Fr
ShapeAngled
Suction FeatureWith L
Overall Length4.5"
Dimension4 1/2"

Care & Reprocessing

  • Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
  • Inspect the angled tube before and after use for visible residue, blockage, deformation, or other signs of damage.
  • Handle the working end carefully to help preserve its shape and maintain clear suction passage.
  • Store in a clean, protected location after processing to reduce the risk of damage or contamination.

General use; follow facility protocols.


Part of Complete Tendon Nerve Repair Instrument Set 43-Piece for Plastic Surgery

This set contains 43 pieces (21 instrument types) carefully selected for the procedure:

French Size 15Fr
Shape Angled
Suction Feature With L
Overall Length 4.5"
4.5
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Caleb Harrington
Csd Manager
5.0
Jan 12, 2024 (2 years ago)
The suction tube is a sound, well-made item for our general surgery stock.
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Rina Shah
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4.0
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Oct 08, 2023 (3 years ago)
This suction tube is a good, uncomplicated instrument, and I’m pleased with its place in our general surgery range.
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