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Connectors
Connectors
A wide range of patient connectors for anesthesia breathing systems and other respiratory applications are available, single packed.
Y-Pieces
Flexicare Y-pieces for adult and Pediatric applications with several connection possibilities, to fit to a range of anesthesia breathing systems.
T-Pieces
Flexicare patient T-pieces with 22mm and 15mm connectors to fit to a range of anesthesia breathing systems for easy adaptability.
Elbows
A comprehensive range of elbows are available, with a fixed connection or with a double swivel for extra mobility. All elbow adapters comply to ISO 5367.
Self-Sealing Water
Traps
Flexicare provides self-sealing water traps for integration in anesthesia breathing circuits, for collecting condensate from adult and Pediatric patients.
Patient Mouthpieces
Patient Mouthpieces with either a 22F or 22M connector for use with Entonox or anesthesia breathing systems for gas and oxygen inhalation.
Anesthesia Accessories
Tubing
Flexicare Tubing transports respiratory and medical gases to and from the patient via connections to other respiratory care medical devices and components.
Monitoring Lines
Monitoring lines are lines intended to channel samples of gases to determine EtCO2 during critical and surgical situations. The line makes the connection between a sampling port and a capnograph.
Reservoir Bags
Reservoir Bags designed for manual ventilation of the patient. They can be connected directly, or via an extra limb, to the manual ventilation port of the anesthesia ventilator.
Silicone Reservoir Bags
Silicone Reservoir Bags designed for connection with anesthesia machines or for use in semi-open respiratory systems. Securing patients from allergic reactions with our one-piece silicone reservoir bags. With an easy-to-use hanger for attachment, and a range of six sizes available to accommodate a full range of patient needs.
Disc Filters
Hydrophobic Disc Filters protect a capnometer from moisture carried in the patient’s exhaled breath.