THREE WAY STOP COCK

THREE WAY STOP COCK Specification

Usage Type
Single-use, disposable

Shelf Life
5 years

Instruments Type
IV Infusion Accessory

Accuracy
Precise fluid flow control

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Function
Provides three-way fluid channel

Features
360 degree rotation, leak-proof, luer lock, ergonomic design

Equipment Type
Three Way Stop Cock

Material
Medical grade polycarbonate body with polyethylene or polypropylene handle

Condition
New

Technology
Injection moulded, precisely engineered

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual swivel tap

Use
For controlling intravenous fluid flow

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 42 mm x 25 mm x 12 mm

Weight
Approx. 5-7 grams

Color
Transparent body with blue or red tap

Connector Type
Male luer lock with two female luer ports

Sterility
Sterile, EO (ethylene oxide) sterilized

Packing
Individually packed, medical grade blister pack

Non-pyrogenic
Yes

Leakage Test
100% individually tested for leakage

Intended Patient Population
Pediatric and adult

Compatibility
Compatible with all standard IV lines and syringes

Latex Content
Latex free

Pressure Resistance
Withstands up to 4.5 bar (65 psi)

Tap Rotation
360 degree rotational tap

About THREE WAY STOP COCK

Product Size Product Code

Standard MSI-1439

Used for pressure infusion and blood pressure monitoring

Made from non-toxic, medical grade PVC

360 Smooth Tap Rotation. 0

Single Use & Disposable

Packing : Blister Paper

Maximum Safety and Precision

Engineered for utmost safety, the Three Way Stop Cock undergoes 100% individual leakage testing and is EO sterilized, making it suitable for vulnerable pediatric and adult patients. The ergonomic design and precise engineering ensure accurate and reliable intravenous fluid control during medical procedures.

Versatile Compatibility and Usage

Offering universal compatibility, the stop cock seamlessly connects to all standard IV lines and syringes via luer lock fittings. Its 360-degree rotational tap enables convenient channel switching, making it ideal for demanding hospital and clinical environments.

Efficient and User-Friendly Design

Weighing only 5-7 grams and measuring compactly, the device is lightweight and easy to handle. Transparent bodies and clearly colored taps (blue or red) facilitate quick visual identification, while single-use packaging guarantees hygiene and sterility.

FAQ's of THREE WAY STOP COCK:

Q: How do you use a Three Way Stop Cock in IV therapy?

A: To use, attach the male luer lock to the IV set and connect desired equipment to the two female luer ports. Rotate the 360-degree tap to direct or stop fluid flow as needed. Always ensure secure connections and dispose of the device after single use.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this Three Way Stop Cock?

A: Benefits include precise control of fluid flow, leak-proof operation, universal compatibility with standard IV lines and syringes, and enhanced safety with single-use, sterile, latex-free construction. Its design is optimized for pediatric and adult patients alike.

Q: When should this Three Way Stop Cock be used in a clinical setting?

A: This device should be used during intravenous procedures requiring fluid management, medication administration, or blood sampling in both adults and children, where multiple IV access points and controlled fluid direction are needed.

Q: Where is this Three Way Stop Cock typically applied in medical care?

A: It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, emergency care, and ambulances, anywhere intravenous fluid systems are involved, including infusion therapy, anesthesia, and critical care wards.

Q: What process ensures the sterility and safety of this device?

A: The stop cock is sterilized using ethylene oxide and individually packed in a medical-grade blister pack. Each unit is subjected to rigorous leakage testing before distribution to guarantee patient safety and reliable performance.

Q: Is the Three Way Stop Cock reusable?

A: No, this is a single-use, disposable device. Reusing it may compromise sterility and patient safety; always discard after one use according to medical waste disposal guidelines.