Slide Clamp/Robert Clamp

Sliding mechanism clamp for occluding infusion tubing. Provides adjustable flow control and line occlusion in IV delivery systems.

A slide clamp component used to control the flow rate of IV fluid in medical disposable systems. It is an optional but important component for infusion set flow management.

Flow control clamp used on infusion tubing to regulate or stop fluid delivery. Simple mechanical device essential for safe infusion therapy management.

A flow control device used on intravenous tubing that allows manual adjustment of infusion rate during fluid administration.

Roller-based clamp for regulating fluid flow in infusion tubing. Standard flow control device in intravenous therapy systems.

A flow control clamp used on intravenous tubing to regulate the rate of fluid infusion. A standard component in IV therapy setups for manual flow rate adjustment.

A flow control mechanism on infusion tubing that uses a roller to compress the tube and regulate fluid delivery rate. Standard component in intravenous administration systems for precise flow adjustment.

Manual clamp for occluding infusion tubing by pinching. Provides simple flow control mechanism for IV lines without mechanical components.

Manual control device on IV infusion tubing that allows healthcare providers to adjust and maintain precise fluid flow rates during parenteral therapy.

Roller clamp for infusion and transfusion sets that regulates fluid flow during IV therapy and blood transfusions. The clamp provides precise control of infusion rate through manual adjustment. Designed for single-use application in clinical and hospital settings.

Roller clamp for precise flow control in infusion and transfusion tubing systems. This single-use medical device regulates fluid delivery in clinical settings including IV therapy, blood transfusions, and dialysis applications. The clamp mechanism provides reliable occlusion and graduated flow adjustment for safe patient administration.

Stainless steel clamp assembly for securing tubing connections in medical devices and laboratory equipment. Ensures reliable fluid pathway integrity in automated systems.