Description

Applications

  • Operating rooms for general anesthesia
  • Intensive care units (ICU) for long-term ventilation
  • Emergency care for rapid intubation
  • Ambulance and field use for airway management

Endotracheal tube Cuffed Size Chart

Endotracheal Tube

 Handling Guidelines of Endotracheal tube Cuffed

Before Use:
  • Verify that the sterile packaging is intact and not expired
  • Select the appropriate tube size based on patient’s anatomy
  • Test cuff inflation and check pilot balloon integrity
After Use:
  • Fully deflate the cuff before removing the tube
  • Gently withdraw the ET tube following standard medical protocols
  • Dispose of by hospital biohazard waste policies
 Certifications & Compliance
  • ISO 13485 Certified
  • CE Marked
  • Manufactured under stringent quality controls for global compliance
Why to Choose Us ?
  • India’s Trusted Leader: GSTC is India’s leading manufacturer and exporter of Airway Management System, with over 60 years of experience, serving clients in 30+ countries.
  • Unmatched Quality: Our devices are crafted using soft medical-grade PVC & precision-molded cuffs to prioritize patient safety.
  • Reliable Delivery: We are leading Endotracheal Tube Manufacturers, ensuring your orders are delivered on time.

Faqs

Cuffed endotracheal tube has small balloon (cuff) that secure the airway and stops the air from leaking.
The difference between cuffed and uncuffed tube is cuffed ET tube has balloon for sealing, and uncuffed ET tube stays in place without balloon.
The cuff on endotracheal tube keeps air from leaking and protects the lungs from fluids.
A cuffed ET tube uses balloon to secure the airway, and an uncuffed ET tube secures it without one.
 

Endotracheal Tube Cuffed

  • Available in sizes: 3.0 mm to 10.0 mm (internal diameter)
  • Soft, rounded tip for atraumatic insertion
  • Murphy’s eye for continuous airflow and safety
  • Depth markings for accurate placement
  • 15 mm universal connector compatible with all standard breathing systems
  • The radio-opaque line for X-ray visibility
  • Sterile, single-use, DEHP-free and latex-free

An Endotracheal tube is a plastic tube that is inserted via the mouth or sometimes from the nose into the windpipe or also called as trachea to ensure that  the airway is open and ensure proper supply of oxygen, or sometimes also offers ventilation during the surgery, critical care, or in any emergency situation. A cuffed endotracheal tube is an ET tube consists of a tiny inflatable balloon (cuff) situated near to the lower end.

Our  ET Tubes are manufactured from non-toxic, medical-grade material (PVC) which makes the tube is clear, smooth, and kink-free, allowing for smooth insertion and observation.

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Description

Applications

  • Operating rooms for general anesthesia
  • Intensive care units (ICU) for long-term ventilation
  • Emergency care for rapid intubation
  • Ambulance and field use for airway management

Endotracheal tube Cuffed Size Chart

Endotracheal Tube

 Handling Guidelines of Endotracheal tube Cuffed

Before Use:
  • Verify that the sterile packaging is intact and not expired
  • Select the appropriate tube size based on patient’s anatomy
  • Test cuff inflation and check pilot balloon integrity
After Use:
  • Fully deflate the cuff before removing the tube
  • Gently withdraw the ET tube following standard medical protocols
  • Dispose of by hospital biohazard waste policies
 Certifications & Compliance
  • ISO 13485 Certified
  • CE Marked
  • Manufactured under stringent quality controls for global compliance
Why to Choose Us ?
  • India’s Trusted Leader: GSTC is India’s leading manufacturer and exporter of Airway Management System, with over 60 years of experience, serving clients in 30+ countries.
  • Unmatched Quality: Our devices are crafted using soft medical-grade PVC & precision-molded cuffs to prioritize patient safety.
  • Reliable Delivery: We are leading Endotracheal Tube Manufacturers, ensuring your orders are delivered on time.

Faqs

Cuffed endotracheal tube has small balloon (cuff) that secure the airway and stops the air from leaking.
The difference between cuffed and uncuffed tube is cuffed ET tube has balloon for sealing, and uncuffed ET tube stays in place without balloon.
The cuff on endotracheal tube keeps air from leaking and protects the lungs from fluids.
A cuffed ET tube uses balloon to secure the airway, and an uncuffed ET tube secures it without one.