Coupland Suction Tube With Side Holes

Description

Coupland Suction Tube With Side Holes

The side hole Coupland tube spreads suction across several ports near the tip. As a result, it is less likely to grab delicate tissue.

Why side holes matter

A single opening can latch onto a membrane. Extra holes share the pull. Consequently, the tip slides more freely across the surface.

Diameters of the side hole Coupland tube

The four tubes run from the finest 1.5 mm to a 3.5 mm bore. Each fits the standard Coupland handle. So you can swap tubes without changing the handle.

Typical settings

ENT teams use it in nasal and sinus cases. It also suits ear cleaning where the drum is near. Besides, many clinics stock both versions.

Practical use

Hold the tip just above the fluid rather than in tissue. Then let the side ports draw it in. Afterwards, rinse the tube if debris builds up.

Side hole Coupland tube diameters

• Four bores, smallest 1.5 mm
• Side ports near the tip
• Fits the Coupland handle

Clearing the ports

Flush the tube and each side hole after use. Brush the main bore with a fine wire. Then dry with air before sterilising.

How we stand behind your suction tube

Before it ships, one of our Atlanta team goes over the Coupland suction tube in detail. The Coupland pattern comes with a warranty spanning three years against manufacturing defects free of charge. Want a size we do not list? Message us for a quick answer. The common questions page clears up returns and delivery. For the basics of steels for surgery, check ASTM F899. To complete the set, add our open-tip Coupland. Explore the entire general surgery department for companion pieces.

For surgical teams only. Transit times appear on our delivery page. The reprocessing guide discusses photo differences together with nickel in the steel.