IV Cannula Catheter a Common Abdominal Fetus For IV Infusion

IV Cannula / Catheter - a Common Abdominal
Fetus For IV Infusion
Intravenous administration of fluids, drugs, and nutrients is really common in hospitals when a case
is unsuitable for oral medication. The IV cannula / IV catheter is a frequent first-line invasive fashion,
in which the needle (waistband through a flexible tube) is fitted to a specific tone, usually in the
lower arm, including the metacarpals. It ensures proper administration of fluids, drugs, nutrients,
blood products through systemic circulation.
IV cannulas are usually fitted for short-term treatment or infusion as well as gel cap injection. Our
company, MAIS India manufactures in various sizes (14 to 26G), lengths (19 to 45 mm), compositions
and designs (injection anchorage and bodies) etc. to meet the current demand. They are also
available in different colors according to the standards for easy identification (depending on their
size).
There are two types of catheters available depending on their design-
FEP (fluorinated ethylene)
Flood (polyurethane)
As they are composed of soft, non-luminous, radiopaque accounts and provide no resistance to
blood flow, they reduce the chances of thrombophlebitis (inflammation due to blood clots).
Angiplast Pvt Ltd produces smooth IV cannulas with injection harbourage and bodies specially
designed with scratched back-cut needles that provide less penetration power and less pain in the
case. The whole body is made transparent with a flashback chamber for easy visualization and proof
of tone penetration. Injection with unilateral silicone injection stopcock is designed for intermittent
administration of harbourage specifications. The body gives unnecessary grip when inserted and
helps the device to stick to the skin. It is also covered with tight circling which prevents the case from

any kind of impurity. The largest cannula (14 - 16 hands) should be used for infusion of a thick liquid
like blood or for rapid-fire infusion. The lowest cannula (20 - 24 hands) is acceptable for intermittent
administration of drugs (unless given by rapid-fire infusion). Due to its extensive operation, Angiplast
ensures its wide availability and manufactures it at prices that certify its stylish quality and
international standards. Intravenous administration of fluids, drugs, and nutrients is really common
in hospitals when a case is unsuitable for oral medication. The IV cannula / IV catheter is a frequent
first-line invasive fashion, in which the needle (waistband through a flexible tube) is fitted to a
specific tone, usually in the lower arm, including the metacarpals. It ensures proper administration
of fluids, drugs, nutrients, blood products through systemic circulation.
IV cannula is usually fitted for short-term treatment or infusion as well as gelcap injection. Our
company, Angiplast manufactures in various sizes (14 to 26G), lengths (19 to 45 mm), compositions
and designs (injection anchorage and bodies) etc. to meet the current demand. They are also
available in different colors according to the standards for easy identification (depending on their
size). There are two types of catheters available depending on their design-
FEP (fluorinated ethylene)
Flood (polyurethane)
As they are made up of soft, non-luminous, radiopaque accounts and offer no resistance to blood
flow, they reduce the risk of thrombophlebitis (inflammation due to blood clots). Angiplast Pvt Ltd
produces smooth IV Cannulas with injection harborage and bodies specially designed with scratched
back-cut needles that provide less penetration power and less pain in the case. The whole body is
made transparent with a flashback chamber for easy visualization and proof of tone penetration.
Injection with unilateral silicone injection stopcock is designed for intermittent administration of
harborage specifications. The body gives unnecessary grip when inserted and helps the device to
stick to the skin. It is also covered with tight circling which prevents the case from any kind of
impurity. The largest cannula (14 - 16 hands) should be used for infusion of a thick liquid like blood
or for rapid-fire infusion. The lowest cannula (20 - 24 hands) is acceptable for intermittent
administration of drugs (unless given by rapid-fire infusion). Due to its extensive operation, Angiplast
ensures its wide availability and manufactures it at prices that certify its stylish quality and
international standards.