Extension Line, Type: Heidelberger

For extending infusion and transfusion lines (versions w/o BCV). For extending infusion lines (versions w. BCV).

Extension Tubings for Infusion Systems
Heidelberger Extentions

Extension Lines, Type: Heidelberger are used to extend infusion and transfusion lines by attaching them to a luer lock connection. The products are flexible tubings of different lengths with Luer connectors at the proximal and distal end for combination with other medical products. Extension Line, Type: Heidelberger are used in all medical disciplines where IV therapy is performed.

Advantages

Extension of IV-Sets

  • Common IV sets can be extended easily to have a convenient IV therapy without length limitation.

Needle-free access

  • Heidelberger extension lines provide needle-free access to the patient for Luer-Slip & -Lock connections.

Protective caps

  • Heidelberger extension lines enable contamination-free handling ensured by double-sided protection caps.

Clamps

  • Heidelberger extension lines with roller clamps: Flow rate of the lines can be stopped or controlled with roller clamp.
  • Heidelberger extension lines with snap or slide clamps: Flow rate of the lines can be stopped with snap or slide clamp.

Luer compatibility

  • Heidelberger Extension Lines can be used with devices which are compatible or in conformance with Luer connectors (e.g., ISO 80369-7).

Compatibility

  • Heidelberger extension lines can be used with alcohol or lipids.

Material

  • Not made with DEHP
  • Not made with Latex / Natural rubber
  • Not manufactured with BPA (except the versions with Safsite® valve)
  • Do not contain metal parts

Pediatric use

  • Heidelberger extension lines can be used for all patients for which infusion therapy is prescribed. No gender or age-related limitations. Heidelberger extension lines can be used for adults, pediatric and neonates except for REF 4038703 (not for neonates).

Duration of use

  • Heidelberger extension lines can be used up to 7 days. Exchange according to CDC guideline as well as national or institutional protocols.