IV Manifolds

Disposable manifolds for multi-line infusion management. Designed for clinical use in hospital and medical settings.

Multi-port connectors allowing simultaneous connections of multiple infusion sources and monitoring lines to a single vascular access.

Manifolds equipped with needle-free ports for the FREEFlow line, designed to enable safe fluid management without needle penetration.

Flow control manifolds designed for use in petri dish and tube filling machines. Critical components for proper fluid distribution during filling operations.

Multi-channel infusion manifolds allowing simultaneous administration of multiple medications or fluids. Manufactured for compatibility with standard infusion pumps.

Contrast Medium Injection Manifold Kits enable controlled delivery of contrast agents during interventional cardiology and vascular procedures. These manifolds integrate multiple injection channels with pressure monitoring to streamline workflow and enhance procedural safety. Designed for PCI, coronary angiography, and peripheral interventions.

Pre-assembled manifold sets for infusion systems combining multiple access points and flow control components.

A single-use manifold device that provides multiple connection points for fluid management during interventional medical procedures. It is designed for one-time use to ensure sterility and safety.

Sterile connectors for intravenous lines that eliminate needle-stick injury risk during medication administration. Designed with positive displacement mechanisms to prevent backflow.

Safety-focused needleless injection port systems designed to reduce needlestick injuries and contamination risks during intravenous therapy. Compatible with standard infusion sets for seamless integration into clinical workflows.

Sterile extension tubes designed to connect to primary infusion lines while minimizing contamination risk. Features needle-free connectors for safe fluid pathway connections in intravenous therapy.

A manifold tubing system with multiple ports enabling simultaneous administration of different intravenous fluids or medications. Used in complex clinical scenarios requiring coordinated fluid delivery.