Disposable Three-way Stopcock
Product Information
Product Category: Intravenous (IV)
Indicated Use: Hospital Supplies, Surgical Instruments
3-Way Stopcock is used in IV therapy and blood transfusions to regulate the flow of fluids and medications. It has three ports that allow for the attachment of multiple IV lines, allowing for efficient and flexible delivery of fluids and medications. 3-way stopcocks come in low, medium, or high pressure ratings.
Three-way stopcocks are often used because they can help reduce the risk of contamination and infection. By providing separate ports for different IV lines, healthcare providers can more easily administer multiple medications or fluids without the need for different needles or catheters.
FarmaSino is a trusted manufacturer of 3-Way Stopcocks, producing high-quality products in our facilities located in China, India, and the USA. We adhere to strict regulatory standards and conduct regular quality control assessments to ensure product safety and efficacy.
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Additional Information
3-Way Stopcock features a rotating luer lock and threaded female ports for safe connection to other systems. It also features arrow indication marks to show the direction of flow and caps to ensure aseptic conditions. Additionally, it is color-coded for easy identification and is provided in a sterile blister pack.
Extension Tubing is designed to reduce manipulation during IV administration, and it features a universal Luer lock connector for compatibility with various medical devices. The tubing is made of medical-grade polycarbonate, which is transparent and biocompatible. This material allows for easy visualisation of fluid flow.
Pressure Rating is an important factor to consider when choosing the appropriate medical equipment for a specific procedure. The pressure rating indicates the maximum pressure that the stopcock can withstand before it fails or malfunctions. The 200psi pressure rating is suitable for low-pressure applications such as blood transfusions or fluid administration, while the 500psi rating is appropriate for moderate-pressure procedures such as arterial line monitoring or contrast agent infusion. The 1000psi pressure rating is ideal for high-pressure procedures like angiography or power injection of contrast media.