B BRAUN 4254503-02 INTROCAN SAFETY IV CATHETERS Catheter IV, Teflon Winged, 24G x ¾", 200/cs
B BRAUN 4254503-02 INTROCAN SAFETY IV CATHETERS Catheter IV, Teflon Winged, 24G x ¾", 200/cs
• Model: 4254503-02
• Size / Gauge / Length: 24G x 3/4"
• 200 Units/ Case
The Introcan Safety® 24 Ga × ¾″ IV catheter (Ref. 4254503‑02) from B. Braun delivers an industry‑leading peripheral vascular access solution designed to combine safety, reliability and ease of use. At 24 gauge and a length of 0.75 inches, the catheter fits typical peripheral IV access needs—especially suitable for smaller veins in adult or pediatric patients or general infusion use. The winged hub design offers improved handling and positioning during insertion, enabling clinicians to secure and stabilize the device post‑placement with confidence.
A standout feature of this catheter is its fully automatic passive safety shield. Unlike manual or semi‑automatic safety systems that rely on clinician activation, this passive mechanism deploys automatically when the needle is withdrawn and cannot be bypassed—thereby significantly reducing the risk of needlestick injury. According to the manufacturer data, passive safety devices have demonstrated superior performance in injury prevention compared to semi‑automatic or manual shields. Combined with clear “flashback” visualization chambers (double‑flashback technology) and a universal bevel needle design, this catheter supports first‑stick success and optimal vascular access.
In addition to its clinical features, this catheter aligns with modern material safety and supply‑chain demands. The FEP construction gives the catheter a firmer profile (which helps in somewhat more demanding applications such as venous access in certain patient populations), while the absence of DEHP, natural rubber latex and PVC ensures compliance with many hospital allergy and material‑safety protocols. With a case pack of 200 units, this product also supports high‑volume settings—making it a strong choice for emergency departments, infusion centers or large nursing units that require both safety and throughput. Whether used for routine peripheral IV insertion, infusion therapy or rapid vascular access, the Introcan Safety® 4254503‑02 offers a high‑quality, safety‑engineered solution that supports clinician workflow and patient care.
A passive safety device sign that deploys automatically and cannot be by-passed. Designed to protect against accidental needlestick injuries to both clinicians and patients. New universal bevel allows for a wider choice of insertion angles to enhance flexibility and patient comfort.
B BRAUN 4254503-02 INTROCAN SAFETY IV CATHETERS Catheter IV, Teflon Winged, 24G x ¾", 200/cs
• Model: 4254503-02
• Size / Gauge / Length: 24G x 3/4"
• 200 Units/ Case
The Introcan Safety® 24 Ga × ¾″ IV catheter (Ref. 4254503‑02) from B. Braun delivers an industry‑leading peripheral vascular access solution designed to combine safety, reliability and ease of use. At 24 gauge and a length of 0.75 inches, the catheter fits typical peripheral IV access needs—especially suitable for smaller veins in adult or pediatric patients or general infusion use. The winged hub design offers improved handling and positioning during insertion, enabling clinicians to secure and stabilize the device post‑placement with confidence.
A standout feature of this catheter is its fully automatic passive safety shield. Unlike manual or semi‑automatic safety systems that rely on clinician activation, this passive mechanism deploys automatically when the needle is withdrawn and cannot be bypassed—thereby significantly reducing the risk of needlestick injury. According to the manufacturer data, passive safety devices have demonstrated superior performance in injury prevention compared to semi‑automatic or manual shields. Combined with clear “flashback” visualization chambers (double‑flashback technology) and a universal bevel needle design, this catheter supports first‑stick success and optimal vascular access.
In addition to its clinical features, this catheter aligns with modern material safety and supply‑chain demands. The FEP construction gives the catheter a firmer profile (which helps in somewhat more demanding applications such as venous access in certain patient populations), while the absence of DEHP, natural rubber latex and PVC ensures compliance with many hospital allergy and material‑safety protocols. With a case pack of 200 units, this product also supports high‑volume settings—making it a strong choice for emergency departments, infusion centers or large nursing units that require both safety and throughput. Whether used for routine peripheral IV insertion, infusion therapy or rapid vascular access, the Introcan Safety® 4254503‑02 offers a high‑quality, safety‑engineered solution that supports clinician workflow and patient care.
A passive safety device sign that deploys automatically and cannot be by-passed. Designed to protect against accidental needlestick injuries to both clinicians and patients. New universal bevel allows for a wider choice of insertion angles to enhance flexibility and patient comfort.
Original: $574.45
-70%$574.45
$172.34Description
B BRAUN 4254503-02 INTROCAN SAFETY IV CATHETERS Catheter IV, Teflon Winged, 24G x ¾", 200/cs
• Model: 4254503-02
• Size / Gauge / Length: 24G x 3/4"
• 200 Units/ Case
The Introcan Safety® 24 Ga × ¾″ IV catheter (Ref. 4254503‑02) from B. Braun delivers an industry‑leading peripheral vascular access solution designed to combine safety, reliability and ease of use. At 24 gauge and a length of 0.75 inches, the catheter fits typical peripheral IV access needs—especially suitable for smaller veins in adult or pediatric patients or general infusion use. The winged hub design offers improved handling and positioning during insertion, enabling clinicians to secure and stabilize the device post‑placement with confidence.
A standout feature of this catheter is its fully automatic passive safety shield. Unlike manual or semi‑automatic safety systems that rely on clinician activation, this passive mechanism deploys automatically when the needle is withdrawn and cannot be bypassed—thereby significantly reducing the risk of needlestick injury. According to the manufacturer data, passive safety devices have demonstrated superior performance in injury prevention compared to semi‑automatic or manual shields. Combined with clear “flashback” visualization chambers (double‑flashback technology) and a universal bevel needle design, this catheter supports first‑stick success and optimal vascular access.
In addition to its clinical features, this catheter aligns with modern material safety and supply‑chain demands. The FEP construction gives the catheter a firmer profile (which helps in somewhat more demanding applications such as venous access in certain patient populations), while the absence of DEHP, natural rubber latex and PVC ensures compliance with many hospital allergy and material‑safety protocols. With a case pack of 200 units, this product also supports high‑volume settings—making it a strong choice for emergency departments, infusion centers or large nursing units that require both safety and throughput. Whether used for routine peripheral IV insertion, infusion therapy or rapid vascular access, the Introcan Safety® 4254503‑02 offers a high‑quality, safety‑engineered solution that supports clinician workflow and patient care.
A passive safety device sign that deploys automatically and cannot be by-passed. Designed to protect against accidental needlestick injuries to both clinicians and patients. New universal bevel allows for a wider choice of insertion angles to enhance flexibility and patient comfort.
