TASN 1111 SUCTION CANNULA WITH LUER LOCK WORKING LENGTH 71MM V/ SHAPE TIP

Suction cannula with Luer lock, V-shaped tip, working length 71 mm. Precision aspiration, durable stainless steel, reliable surgical fluid management.

Description

Suction Cannula with Luer Lock, V-Shaped Tip, Working Length 71 mm

The suction cannula with Luer lock and V-shaped tip (working length 71 mm) is a precision surgical instrument designed for controlled fluid aspiration. The V-shaped tip provides atraumatic contact with tissues, ensuring safe suction during delicate surgical procedures.

Manufactured by Tata Surgical, this cannula is made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring corrosion resistance, long-term durability, and compatibility with standard sterilization procedures including autoclaving. Its robust construction provides consistent clinical performance across repeated use.

Precision & Clinical Performance

The V-shaped tip enhances directional suction control and minimizes tissue trauma, allowing precise fluid removal in confined or delicate operative areas. The Luer lock connection provides secure attachment to syringes or suction devices, preventing leakage and ensuring reliable aspiration.

The rigid stainless steel body maintains structural integrity during use, preventing bending or lumen collapse. Ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling, improving control and reducing operator fatigue during procedures.

Key Features

  • Suction cannula with V-shaped atraumatic tip
  • Luer lock connection for secure attachment
  • Working length: 71 mm
  • Surgical-grade stainless steel construction
  • Corrosion resistant and sterilization compatible
  • Precision suction with minimized tissue trauma
  • Rigid design ensures stable performance
  • Ergonomic handling for operator comfort
  • Reliable performance in surgical fluid management

Product Specifications

SKUType / DesignTipWorking Length
TASN 1111Suction Cannula with Luer LockV-shaped tip71 mm

Applications

This suction cannula is suitable for surgical, ophthalmic, ENT, and other clinical procedures requiring controlled aspiration. The V-shaped tip allows atraumatic contact with tissues while maintaining precise fluid removal.

The Luer lock ensures secure connection to syringes or suction apparatus, improving reliability and procedural efficiency. Its rigid construction and ergonomic design make it ideal for delicate procedures requiring both precision and safety.

Combining precision, durability, and clinical reliability, the TASN 1111 suction cannula with Luer lock and V-shaped tip is an essential instrument for effective surgical fluid management.

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Additional information

Dimensions71 cm

FAQ

MOQ depends on the product type, specifications, and customization requirements. We offer flexible order quantities to support both small and large buyers—contact us to get exact details and the best offer.

Yes, we provide competitive bulk pricing based on order volume and specifications. Request a quote to receive customized pricing tailored to your requirements.

Absolutely. We offer full customization including size, finish, branding, and packaging. Share your requirements, and our team will provide a tailored solution.

Yes, we specialize in OEM and private label services. We can manufacture instruments under your brand with customized packaging and labeling.

Our instruments are made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance.

Yes, our manufacturing processes comply with international quality standards. Certifications and compliance details can be shared upon request.

Lead time varies depending on order size and customization. Standard orders are processed quickly, while bulk or custom orders may require additional time—contact us for an exact timeline.

Yes, we export worldwide and handle shipping logistics efficiently. We work with reliable carriers to ensure safe and timely delivery.

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