Wound drainage system — Closed Evacuator Set
This closed wound drainage system pairs a three-spring evacuator reservoir with PVC tubing, a Y connector and a trocar-tipped drain. Squeezing the evacuator creates the negative pressure…
Product Overview
This closed wound drainage system pairs a three-spring evacuator reservoir with PVC tubing, a Y connector and a trocar-tipped drain. Squeezing the evacuator creates the negative pressure that draws fluid from the surgical site into the reservoir, keeping the wound closed during post-operative drainage. Reservoirs run 200 ml to 800 ml and drains from Fr7 to Fr18, EO sterilised and blister packed one per pouch.
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Key Benefits
- Three-spring evacuator holds negative pressure through the drainage period
- Y connector allows two drains to feed one reservoir after wider procedures
- Fr7 to Fr18 drain range covers paediatric through major abdominal cases
- EO sterilised single blister pack goes straight onto the sterile field
Problems It Solves
- Fluid and blood collecting under a closed surgical wound
- Open drainage routes that expose the wound to contamination
- Mismatched drain and reservoir sizes across different procedure types
Who It Is For
- Hospital surgical supply buyers
- Operating theatre and post-operative ward stores
- Distributors serving general, orthopaedic and plastic surgery departments
Application Scenarios
- Negative pressure drainage after general and abdominal surgery
- Post-operative fluid management in orthopaedic procedures
- Liquid storage and measurement during the ward drainage period
Specifications
Every figure below is taken from the product specification we supply. Where a value is not listed it is confirmed at quotation rather than estimated here.
| Description | 3-Spring evacuator, PVC tubing and Y connector and dran with Trocar. |
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| Capacity | 200ml, 400ml, 600ml, 800ml, etc. |
| Needle Size | Fr7, Fr8, Fr10, Fr12, Fr14, Fr15, Fr16, Fr18 |
| Applicational | Used for negative pressure drainage and liquid storage |
| Usage | Be used for patients who be requested to accept closing type drainage after different kinds of operations |
| Sterile package | 1pc/blister packing |
| Sterile Method | EO Gas |
Customisation Options
- Reservoir capacity of 200 ml, 400 ml, 600 ml or 800 ml
- Drain size from Fr7, Fr8, Fr10, Fr12, Fr14, Fr15, Fr16 or Fr18
- Set configuration with or without the Y connector
Use Guide
- Place the trocar drain at the surgical site and route the tubing clear of the incision
- Connect the tubing to the evacuator, using the Y connector where two drains are placed
- Compress the evacuator fully before opening the clamp to establish negative pressure
- Record and empty the collected volume per ward protocol and re-compress the evacuator
Compared With Other Options
| Open corrugated drain | A closed evacuator system keeps the drainage route sealed and allows collected volume to be measured, which an open drain does not. |
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Questions About The Wound drainage system
What capacities are available?
200 ml, 400 ml, 600 ml and 800 ml reservoirs are standard.
Which drain sizes can I order?
Fr7, Fr8, Fr10, Fr12, Fr14, Fr15, Fr16 and Fr18.
How is the set sterilised?
By EO gas, and it is supplied one piece per blister pack.
What is the tubing made of?
PVC tubing with a Y connector and a trocar-tipped drain.
How does the evacuator create suction?
It is a three-spring evacuator. Compressing the reservoir and closing it creates the negative pressure that draws fluid in.
Can you supply mixed sizes in one order?
Yes. Tell us the capacity and French size split you need and we will quote the carton mix.
Request A Quote For The Wound drainage system
Send the sizes, configuration and quantity you need. Sample requests go through the same channel.