Burette Infusion Set

Burette Infusion Set

Overview

  • A highly practical medical device, widely used in hospitals and healthcare facilities.
  • Interfaces between a serum bag and an angiocatheter or butterfly needle.
  • Ideal for sterile injections or precise administration of controlled medication volumes.
  • Delivers slow and steady drug infusions over a specific timeframe, reducing risks like medication overdosing and hypervolemia (fluid overload).
  • Well-suited for medications requiring dilution in larger volumes.

Brands: HD, Webest

Variants and Features

  • Available Variants: Capacities of 100 ml and 150 ml, catering to different infusion needs.
  • Key Features:
    • Controlled Infusion Rate: Accurate adjustment of fluid injection speed.
    • Graduated Chamber: Facilitates precise monitoring of fluid levels.
    • Automatic Shut-Off: Stops infusion when liquid is depleted.
    • Air Filter: Prevents air contamination and ensures only sterile air enters the chamber.
    • Roller Clamp: Allows precise regulation of infusion flow rates.
    • Cap for Flow Preservation: Maintains uninterrupted fluid flow.
    • Durable and Tear-Resistant Packaging: Sterilized with ethylene oxide gas for safety.

 

Components

  • Burette Chamber: Features visible fluid levels, similar to a burette, for easy monitoring.
  • Transparent Tubing: Enables clear observation of liquid levels and detection of air bubbles.
  • Floating Component: Automatically halts infusion when liquid is depleted.
  • Y-Shaped Injection Port: Allows for convenient addition of medications.
  • Filter: Pore size of 15 microns, blocks particles and microorganisms.

 

Usage Tips

  1. Secure Connections: Verify all connection points are tight, and protective caps remain intact.
  2. Light-Sensitive Fluids: Avoid use for light-sensitive IV solutions, blood, or blood components.
  3. Single Use: Disposable product; do not reuse.
  4. Damaged Packaging: Do not use if packaging is compromised.
  5. Disposal: Discard immediately after use

Specifications