19-¾″ Jackson Aspiration (Asp) Tube, 4.0 mm

The 19-¾″ Jackson Aspiration Tube 4.0 mm is a specialized surgical suction instrument commonly used in ENT and thoracic procedures where deep access, reliable aspiration, and controlled fluid evacuation are essential. Designed with an extended 19-¾ inch length, this Jackson aspiration tube provides superior reach into deep anatomical regions, making it particularly useful in airway management, tracheal procedures, and head-and-neck surgeries. The extended shaft allows surgeons to maintain effective suction without frequent repositioning, improving procedural efficiency and stability. The 4.0 mm internal diameter offers a balanced combination of suction strength and controlled flow. It is specifically engineered for efficient removal of blood, mucus, secretions, and irrigation fluids while maintaining a clear surgical field. This ensures optimal visibility during delicate procedures where precision is critical. Constructed from high-quality medical-grade materials, the tube provides durability, rigidity, and smooth internal flow characteristics. The polished internal lumen reduces resistance and minimizes clogging, ensuring consistent suction performance throughout surgical use. Its design supports reliable aspiration even in high-fluid environments. The Jackson Aspiration Tube is widely used in ENT surgeries such as airway suctioning, laryngeal procedures, and nasal cavity surgeries, as well as in thoracic and tracheostomy-related interventions. Its extended length makes it especially valuable in deep airway access where standard suction instruments are insufficient. The instrument’s ergonomic design ensures stable handling and precise control during use. It allows surgeons to maintain steady suction positioning while minimizing hand fatigue during longer procedures. The smooth tip design reduces trauma to surrounding tissues, ensuring safer interaction with delicate anatomical structures. As a reusable surgical instrument (if applicable based on hospital protocol), it is designed to withstand standard sterilization processes while maintaining structural integrity and performance over repeated use. It supports consistent reliability in demanding clinical environments. The 19-¾″ Jackson Aspiration Tube 4.0 mm is an essential tool in modern surgical practice, offering a combination of deep access, efficient suction, and dependable performance for critical airway and surgical procedures. Key Features 19-¾″ extended length for deep surgical access 4.0 mm diameter for controlled suction flow Ideal for ENT and thoracic procedures High-quality medical-grade construction Smooth internal lumen for consistent aspiration Minimizes clogging and flow resistance Ergonomic design for stable handling Suitable for airway and tracheal suctioning Ensures clear surgical field visibility Durable and sterilization-compatible design Atraumatic tip for tissue safety Reliable performance in high-fluid environments Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Surgical Aspiration Tube Application ENT, Thoracic Surgery, Airway Management Material Medical-grade stainless steel Finish Polished Atraumatic Tip Sterilization Autoclavable / Reusable (depending on protocol) Reusability Reusable Specialty Deep airway suction Instrument Type Jackson Aspiration Tube Usage Removal of blood, mucus, and secretions Product Contents 1 x 19-¾″ Jackson Aspiration Tube 4.0 mm Applications Airway suctioning procedures Tracheostomy and tracheal care ENT surgical procedures Thoracic surgery suction management Laryngeal and pharyngeal procedures Deep surgical field aspiration FAQs Q1: What is the 19-¾″ Jackson Aspiration Tube used for? It is used for deep airway and surgical suction in ENT and thoracic procedures. Q2: What does 4.0 mm indicate? It refers to the internal diameter, providing controlled and efficient suction flow. Q3: Is this instrument reusable? Yes, it is typically reusable and designed for standard sterilization processes. Q4: Why is the long length important? The 19-¾″ length allows access to deep airway and surgical regions. Q5: In which surgeries is it commonly used? It is commonly used in ENT, tracheostomy care, and thoracic surgical procedures. Q6: Does it reduce tissue trauma? Yes, the smooth atraumatic design helps minimize tissue irritation during suction.