Medical suction tubes are used in the operating room to suck off fluids. The most important typical examples in this connection are the suction tubes according to Cooley, Andrew-Pinchon, Ferguson, Yankauer or De Bakey.

Suction tubes are offered in various diameters and lengths and mostly have very different forms of atraumatic tips. These tips are usually screwed on the tube of the instrument. This allows an easy disassembly for thorough cleaning in the preparation process.

During this preparation or the sterilization process, however, tips get lost frequently. But without an atraumatic tip, the suction tube can no longer be used.

This is where we come in. You can find many of these tips as spare parts in our product range. Thus, it is possible for you to complete the suction tube again in the repair department and bring it back to operation.

Here you may find a selection of atraumatic tips for a large variety of suction tubes:

Article number: 5/9-3A04

Product description
Suction Tip, stainl. steel
M6 x 0.75 x 13.6 – Ø10 mm
with cross-hole

Article number: 5/9-3A08

Product description
Suction Tip
¼ x 32″ thread
with cross-hole