Single Use Frazier Suction 6fr 9cm Fenestrated Tip

The Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 9cm Fenestrated Tip is a precision surgical suction instrument widely used in ENT procedures where delicate tissue handling, controlled aspiration, and excellent visibility are essential. Designed with a compact 9cm shaft, this instrument is optimized for superficial and confined surgical fields. Its short length allows surgeons to maintain maximum control in narrow anatomical spaces such as the nasal cavity, oral cavity, and minor ENT surgical regions. The design supports accurate suction without obstructing the operative field. The 6Fr diameter provides fine, low-volume suction control, making it ideal for microsurgical and pediatric procedures where gentle fluid removal is critical. It allows effective evacuation of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids while minimizing the risk of tissue damage or excessive suction force on delicate structures. The fenestrated tip is a key safety and performance feature. Multiple side openings distribute suction evenly, reducing localized negative pressure and minimizing the risk of tissue adherence or mucosal injury. This design ensures smoother and safer fluid evacuation, particularly in highly sensitive surgical areas. As a single-use sterile device, the Frazier Suction eliminates risks associated with cross-contamination and instrument reprocessing. Each unit is individually packaged and pre-sterilized, ensuring immediate readiness for use in sterile surgical environments. This improves operational efficiency and supports strict infection control protocols in hospitals and surgical centers. The lightweight and ergonomically balanced design enhances surgeon comfort and precision during use. It provides stable handling even during fine, repetitive suction tasks. The smooth internal lumen ensures consistent suction flow and reduces the likelihood of blockage during procedures. This instrument is commonly used in ENT surgeries such as pediatric tonsillectomies, nasal procedures, minor sinus interventions, and outpatient ENT surgeries where precise and atraumatic suction is required. The Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 9cm Fenestrated Tip combines precision engineering, atraumatic safety, and sterile convenience, making it an essential tool in modern surgical practice. Key Features Single-use sterile design for maximum infection control 6Fr fine diameter for delicate suction control 9cm compact length for precise superficial access Fenestrated tip for evenly distributed suction Reduces risk of tissue trauma and mucosal injury Ideal for ENT and microsurgical procedures Pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use Lightweight ergonomic design for precise handling Ensures clear surgical field visibility Smooth lumen for consistent suction flow Reduces risk of cross-contamination Suitable for pediatric and delicate procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Surgical Suction Instrument Application ENT, Microsurgery, Pediatric Surgery Material Medical-grade polymer / stainless steel Finish Fenestrated Atraumatic Tip Sterilization Pre-sterilized (single use) Reusability Disposable / Single Use Specialty Fine precision suction Instrument Type Frazier Suction Cannula Usage Removal of blood, mucus, and irrigation fluids Product Contents 1 x Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 9cm Fenestrated Tip Applications Pediatric ENT surgical procedures Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy Nasal cavity surgeries Minor sinus procedures Microsurgical fluid management Outpatient ENT procedures FAQs Q1: What is the Single Use Frazier Suction 6Fr 9cm used for? It is used for fine, controlled suction in ENT and microsurgical procedures. Q2: What does 6Fr mean? 6Fr indicates a very fine diameter suitable for delicate and low-flow suction. Q3: What is the benefit of the fenestrated tip? It distributes suction evenly and reduces tissue trauma. Q4: Is this instrument reusable? No, it is a single-use sterile instrument designed for one-time use only. Q5: Why is the 9cm length important? It allows excellent control in shallow and confined surgical fields. Q6: In which surgeries is it commonly used? It is commonly used in pediatric ENT, nasal surgery, and minor microsurgical procedures.