Single Use Frazier Suction 6fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip

The Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip is a precision surgical suction instrument widely used in ENT and other delicate operative fields where fine control and atraumatic suction are essential. Designed for single-use application, it ensures optimal infection prevention while maintaining high performance in surgical environments.

This instrument features a 13cm standard-length shaft that provides excellent maneuverability and control during superficial and mid-depth surgical procedures. Its compact design allows surgeons to work comfortably in confined anatomical spaces, particularly within the nasal cavity, oral cavity, and other delicate regions where precision is critical.

The 6Fr narrow diameter is specifically engineered for fine suction control, enabling accurate removal of blood, mucus, and small debris without compromising surrounding tissue integrity. This makes it especially suitable for microsurgical and pediatric ENT procedures where excessive suction force must be avoided.

The fenestrated tip design enhances suction efficiency by allowing controlled fluid intake while reducing the risk of tissue adherence to the suction opening. This improves safety and visibility during surgery, particularly in delicate mucosal environments. The fenestrations ensure a balanced suction flow, making the instrument highly effective in maintaining a clear surgical field.

As a single-use sterile device, this Frazier suction eliminates the risks associated with cross-contamination and instrument reprocessing. Each unit is individually packaged and pre-sterilized, ensuring immediate readiness for surgical use. This significantly improves operating room efficiency and supports strict infection control protocols in modern healthcare settings.

The lightweight and ergonomically balanced design allows for comfortable handling during prolonged procedures. Surgeons benefit from improved control and reduced hand fatigue, enabling precise suctioning even in delicate and complex surgical situations. The smooth internal lumen ensures consistent suction flow, minimizing clogging and maintaining procedural efficiency.

This instrument is commonly used in ENT surgeries such as tonsillectomies, nasal procedures, and microsurgical interventions, as well as in outpatient and emergency surgical settings where precision suction is required.

The Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 13cm Fenestrated Tip combines safety, precision, and efficiency, making it an essential tool for modern surgical practice focused on patient safety and optimal clinical outcomes.

Key Features

• Single-use sterile design for maximum infection control
• 6Fr narrow diameter for fine suction precision
• 13cm standard length for controlled surgical access
• Fenestrated tip for improved suction regulation
• Atraumatic design for delicate tissue handling
• Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use
• Ideal for ENT and microsurgical procedures
• Lightweight ergonomic construction for better control
• Ensures clear surgical field visibility
• Smooth lumen for consistent suction flow
• Reduces risk of cross-contamination
• Suitable for pediatric and delicate surgeries

Product Specifications

Applications

• ENT surgical procedures
• Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
• Nasal cavity procedures
• Pediatric ENT surgeries
• Microsurgical fluid management
• Emergency and outpatient suctioning

FAQs

Q1: What is the Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 13cm used for?
It is used for precise suction of fluids and debris during ENT and microsurgical procedures.

Q2: What is the benefit of a fenestrated tip?
The fenestrated tip allows controlled suction flow and reduces tissue adherence, improving safety.

Q3: Is this instrument reusable?
No, it is a single-use sterile instrument designed for one-time use only.

Q4: What does 6Fr mean?
6Fr refers to the narrow diameter, ideal for fine and delicate suction control.

Q5: In which surgeries is it commonly used?
It is commonly used in ENT surgeries, pediatric procedures, and microsurgical interventions.

Q6: Why is single-use important?
Single-use design eliminates cross-contamination risks and ensures maximum patient safety.