BD 405186 Weiss Needle 20G x 3‚½" Fixed Wings Modified Tuohy

The BD 405186 Weiss Needle is a high-quality medical instrument designed for use in various clinical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This precision-crafted needle is particularly valued for its modified Tuohy point, which facilitates smooth and efficient procedures. With its fixed wings and durable construction, the BD 405186 Weiss Needle is an essential tool for medical professionals seeking to deliver optimal patient care.

The BD 405186 Weiss Needle is intended for a range of medical applications, including injections, aspirations, and biopsies. Its functionality is characterized by a combination of precision engineering, ergonomic design, and meticulous attention to detail. By providing a reliable and efficient means of performing various medical procedures, the BD 405186 Weiss Needle helps healthcare professionals to achieve their goals while minimizing complications and promoting patient well-being.

Key Features

• Modified Tuohy point for smooth and efficient procedures
• Fixed wings for secure and stable handling
• Durable construction for extended lifespan and reliability
• Precision-crafted for optimal performance and accuracy
• Ergonomic design for reduced fatigue and improved control
• Sterile and individually packaged to ensure safety and convenience
• Available in a convenient 10-per-box configuration for easy inventory management

Product Specifications

The following specifications apply to the BD 405186 Weiss Needle: * Dimensions: 20G x 3½" * Weight: varies by packaging configuration * Materials: high-quality stainless steel and plastic components * Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for medical devices * Compatibility: suitable for use with standard medical equipment and procedures

Ideal For

The BD 405186 Weiss Needle is suitable for use in a variety of environments, including: * Hospitals and inpatient facilities * Outpatient clinics and surgical centers * Physician offices and private practices * Laboratories and research institutions * Home care and hospice settings * Emergency medical services and first response teams