Pluscan

Closed intravenous catheter system with dual port design. A comprehensive intravenous access system featuring two ports for simultaneous infusion of compatible medications and fluids.

Catheter designed for compatibility with standard infusion pumps for controlled medication delivery. Enables safe and regulated intravenous therapy.

Peripheral intravenous cannula for establishing venous access in patients. Used for administration of fluids, medications, nutrition, and blood sampling during medical and surgical procedures.

Single-use sterile intravenous catheter manufactured from biocompatible materials for peripheral vascular access. Designed for safe and efficient placement in clinical and hospital settings. Widely used for fluid administration, medication delivery, and blood sampling.

Sterile peripheral intravenous catheters for vascular access. Designed with safety features and biocompatible materials for patient comfort.

Hollow needle and catheter for establishing intravenous access for medication and fluid administration. Sterile and single-use design.

Access port designed for securing catheter connections and enabling safe medication injection. Includes protective membrane for needle-free access.

Precision cannula components for intravenous and arterial catheter systems. Designed for patient monitoring and therapeutic delivery with enhanced biocompatibility.

Sterile catheter system designed for peripheral intravenous access with integrated safety features. The closed design minimizes infection risk and contamination during patient care.

A sterile, single-use peripherally inserted central catheter designed for safe and reliable central venous access. This device is individually packaged and ready for clinical application.

An intravenous catheter featuring positive pressure technology to maintain proper fluid flow and prevent backflow during infusion.

Central access device inserted percutaneously into the central venous system. Supports long-term intravenous therapy and hemodynamic monitoring in pediatric and adult patients.