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TERUMO 3SV-23BLK SURFLO WINGED INFUSION SETS - 23G x ", 12" Tubing, 50/bx, 10 bx/cs (US Only)
• Model: 3SV-23BLK
• Gauge/ Needle Size: 23 gauge
• Needle Length: 3/4"
• Tubing Length: 12 inches
• Box of 50
• 10 Boxes/ Case
The TERUMO SURFLO 3SV‑23BLK winged infusion set is designed for situations where a moderate flow rate is needed but the vessel access is delicate (e.g. pediatric patients or smaller veins). The 23‑gauge needle offers a balance: fine enough to reduce trauma and discomfort, yet capable of supporting many standard infusions and medication administrations. The ¾″ needle length is sufficient to reach the vessel lumen in many superficial veins without excessive overpenetration.
One of the distinguishing features of this set is its winged design. The wings are soft, flexible, and interlocking, enabling the clinician to manipulate and position the needle more precisely while also providing stability during the infusion. The wings help distribute forces and reduce micromotion at the insertion site, which helps keep the catheter in place. The needle is bonded to the wings at a slight downward angle (just under 3°)—a subtle but meaningful design detail intended to orient the bevel and reduce potential vessel wall damage or partial occlusion during insertion or movement.
Another practical advantage is the ultra‑thin wall needle design, which helps make insertion easier (lower penetration resistance), thus improving first‑stick success, especially in small or fragile veins. The 12″ tubing offers flexibility and space for connections and movement without placing undue tension on the insertion site. Also, the absence of a port (i.e. no built‑in valve) keeps the device simpler and less expensive, though it requires appropriate handling and secure luer connections. The latex‑free and DEHP‑free materials help reduce risk of allergic or toxic exposures. In sum, the 3SV‑23BLK provides a reliable, fine-gauge IV access option for moderate infusion needs, combining user control, patient comfort, and clinical flexibility.
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TERUMO 3SV-23BLK SURFLO WINGED INFUSION SETS - 23G x ", 12" Tubing, 50/bx, 10 bx/cs (US Only)
• Model: 3SV-23BLK
• Gauge/ Needle Size: 23 gauge
• Needle Length: 3/4"
• Tubing Length: 12 inches
• Box of 50
• 10 Boxes/ Case
The TERUMO SURFLO 3SV‑23BLK winged infusion set is designed for situations where a moderate flow rate is needed but the vessel access is delicate (e.g. pediatric patients or smaller veins). The 23‑gauge needle offers a balance: fine enough to reduce trauma and discomfort, yet capable of supporting many standard infusions and medication administrations. The ¾″ needle length is sufficient to reach the vessel lumen in many superficial veins without excessive overpenetration.
One of the distinguishing features of this set is its winged design. The wings are soft, flexible, and interlocking, enabling the clinician to manipulate and position the needle more precisely while also providing stability during the infusion. The wings help distribute forces and reduce micromotion at the insertion site, which helps keep the catheter in place. The needle is bonded to the wings at a slight downward angle (just under 3°)—a subtle but meaningful design detail intended to orient the bevel and reduce potential vessel wall damage or partial occlusion during insertion or movement.
Another practical advantage is the ultra‑thin wall needle design, which helps make insertion easier (lower penetration resistance), thus improving first‑stick success, especially in small or fragile veins. The 12″ tubing offers flexibility and space for connections and movement without placing undue tension on the insertion site. Also, the absence of a port (i.e. no built‑in valve) keeps the device simpler and less expensive, though it requires appropriate handling and secure luer connections. The latex‑free and DEHP‑free materials help reduce risk of allergic or toxic exposures. In sum, the 3SV‑23BLK provides a reliable, fine-gauge IV access option for moderate infusion needs, combining user control, patient comfort, and clinical flexibility.
