Infusion Set IV Set

Name: Infusion Set IV Set
Brand: SAH HEALTHCARE PRIVATE LIMITED
Price: 10.0 INR
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MOQ : 1000 Pieces

Infusion Set IV Set Specification

Use
FOR HOSPITAL

Color
WHITE

Material
PLASTIC

Warranty
NO

Use Type
Single Use

Needle Material
Stainless Steel

Usage
HOSPITAL PURPOSE

Sterilized
No

Disposable
Yes

Recyclable
No

Infusion Set IV Set Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1000 Pieces

FOB Port
NEW DELHI

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
3 Days

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Infusion Set IV Set

An infusion set, also known as an IV set or intravenous set, is a sterile, single-use medical device that facilitates the safe, controlled, and precise delivery of fluids, medications, nutrients, or blood products directly into a patient's bloodstream through a vein.

Key Components and Functions

While designs may vary, a standard IV infusion set typically includes the following parts:

Component	Function
Spike	A sharp, pointed end inserted into the IV fluid container to access the fluid.
Air Vent	A small, optional vent (used with rigid containers like glass bottles) that allows air to enter and displace the fluid for consistent flow.
Drip Chamber	A transparent chamber that allows healthcare providers to visually monitor the flow rate in drops per minute and prevents air bubbles from entering the tubing.
Filter	A small-micron filter (typically 15 microns) within the drip chamber or along the tubing to remove particulate matter, contaminants, or air bubbles, reducing the risk of complications like phlebitis or air embolism.
Tubing	A long, flexible, kink-resistant plastic tube that transports the fluid from the bag/bottle to the patient.
Flow Regulator/Roller Clamp	An adjustable clamp that allows manual control and precise adjustment of the fluid's flow rate.
Injection Port/Y-site	A self-sealing rubber opening (often Y-shaped) in the tubing that allows for the injection of additional medications without interrupting the primary infusion.
Connector	A standardized connection point (typically a Luer lock for a secure, leak-proof screw-on connection) that fastens the tubing to the patient's IV catheter.
Needle/Catheter	The entry point inserted into the patient's vein (a needle for initial access, a flexible catheter that remains in the vein for ongoing therapy).

Types of Infusion Sets

IV sets come in various types tailored to specific clinical needs:

Macro Drip vs. Micro Drip: Macro sets have a wider tube diameter and deliver larger drops (10, 15, or 20 drops/mL) for routine or rapid fluid administration. Micro sets have a narrower diameter and deliver smaller, more precise drops (around 60 drops/mL), ideal for pediatric patients or when administering small, controlled volumes of medication.
Vented vs. Non-Vented: Vented sets are for use with rigid glass bottles, while non-vented sets are designed for use with collapsible plastic bags that create a vacuum as they empty.
Specialized Sets: Other variations include light-proof sets for light-sensitive drugs (e.g., during chemotherapy), blood transfusion sets with specialized larger filters to prevent clots, and needle-free systems to prevent needlestick injuries.