Irrigation Syringe (Reusable)
The reusable irrigation syringe is a large-volume, manually operated fluid delivery instrument for controlled irrigation, lavage, and flushing. It supports wound cleansing, bladder irrigation, cavity lavage, drainage tube flushing, and enteral bolus delivery in surgical and patient care workflows.
Product Description
Design and Construction
- Large-volume barrel with clear graduated markings for measured fluid delivery.
- Smooth piston action with a tight sealing plunger for controlled pressure and steady flow.
- Curved catheter-tip nozzle for connection to irrigation tubing, Foley catheters, and nasogastric tubes.
- Autoclavable construction in medical-grade polypropylene or stainless steel for repeated reprocessing. The barrel profile supports stable handling during single-handed or two-handed use. The nozzle geometry directs fluid into wounds, body cavities, and indwelling tubes with a focused stream for irrigation syringe and lavage procedures. Device documentation, import records, and service support align with SFDA, SABER, CE, and ISO 13485 requirements.
Surgical Applications
This instrument is used in wound care for cleansing contaminated wounds, removing debris, and irrigating granulating tissue. In urology, it supports bladder irrigation and catheter flushing. It is also used in general surgery, emergency medicine, and enteral nutrition for lavage, tube patency maintenance, and bolus feeding delivery.
Sterilization and Maintenance
The syringe withstands steam sterilization in the autoclave and supports repeated reprocessing without loss of calibration accuracy. After use, it is disassembled, cleaned, dried, and inspected before the next sterile cycle. Reprocessing records, warranty documentation, and device traceability align with SFDA, SABER, CE, and ISO 13485 documentation expectations.
Material and Build Quality
The body is manufactured from medical-grade polypropylene or stainless steel with a smooth, nonporous finish. The piston seal maintains consistent movement and resists deformation during repeated sterilization cycles. The material selection provides corrosion resistance and dimensional stability for reusable surgical use, with documentation support for regulated hospital environments.
Recommended Settings
This syringe is used in operating rooms, wound care clinics, emergency departments, urology units, and endoscopy support areas. It also fits surgical wards, day surgery centers, and enteral feeding services that require controlled fluid delivery and tube flushing. The design supports routine clinical irrigation tasks across inpatient and outpatient settings.
Summary
The reusable irrigation syringe provides controlled fluid delivery for irrigation, lavage, and flushing in surgical and bedside care. It is available through MedPrax Market.
Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Classification | Surgical InstrumentsPatient Care |
| Clinical Applications | Wound CareGeneral SurgeryUrologyEnteral NutritionEmergency Medicine |
| Detailed Specs | The reusable irrigation syringe is a large-volume, manually operated fluid delivery device used across multiple clinical disciplines for the controlled irrigation of wounds, lavage of body cavities, flushing of indwelling drainage tubes and catheters, and bolus delivery of enteral feeding formulations. The syringe features a smooth, graduated barrel—typically 50 mL, 60 mL, or 100 mL capacity—with a tight-fitting rubber-tipped piston that creates a reliable seal and smooth plunger action, and a catheter-tip (eccentric) or bulb-tip nozzle that connects to irrigation tubing, Foley catheters, or nasogastric tubes. Constructed from autoclavable polypropylene or medical-grade stainless steel, the syringe withstands repeated steam sterilization cycles without deformation or loss of calibration accuracy. In wound care, the syringe generates irrigation pressures of 4–15 psi when used with appropriate technique, which is within the range shown to effectively remove surface contaminants and devitalized tissue without damaging healthy granulation tissue. The irrigation syringe is an essential instrument in wound care clinics, surgical wards, urology departments, enteral nutrition services, and emergency departments. |
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