Aspen Perforated Drains – Flat Drains in Ten Configurations, Sterile, Single-Use, Latex-Free

The Aspen Perforated Drains remove fluid from the surgical site through flat discrete drains offered in full perforated and end perforated styles. Internal ribs and a unique channel help keep each drain open, resisting collapse and occlusion during use. Soft silicone construction, hubless styles, and options with or without trocars let the team match the drain to the procedure.

• Anti-Collapse Channel – A unique channel design helps prevent the drain from collapsing or kinking during use.
• Internal Ribs – Internal ribs help prevent collapse and occlusion of the drain.
• Smooth 10 mm Transition – The 10 mm discrete drain offers minimal transition from the drain hub to the drain tubing, for ease of removal and added patient comfort.
• Full and End Perforated Styles – Choose full perforated flat drains or end perforated round drains to match the drainage site.
• Radiopaque and Sterile – Every drain is radiopaque, sterile, and intended for single use.

Discrete Drains in Flat and Round Profiles

The Aspen Perforated Drains are discrete drains built to keep fluid moving away from the surgical site. A unique channel and internal ribs help prevent the drain from collapsing or becoming occluded while it works. The range covers full perforated flat drains in 7 mm and 10 mm widths and end perforated round drains in 7, 10, 15, and 19 FR. Most styles are offered with a trocar, and the end perforated round drains are also available without one. Every drain is sterile, radiopaque, intended for single use, supplied 10 per case, and not made with natural rubber latex.

Features and Benefits

Style Options

• Hubless Styles Available – Hubless styles are also available for a lower-profile drain placement.
• Trocar Flexibility – Styles are available with or without extra sharp stainless steel trocars, so the set matches the placement approach.

Material and Imaging

• Soft Silicone Material – The drains are made from soft, silicone material.
• Radiopaque Construction – Radiopaque construction supports placement checks on imaging.

Product Specifications

Drain Details

• Brand: Aspen Surgical
• Product Type: Drain
• Category: Surgical Instruments

Materials and Format

• Material: Silicone
• Latex: No natural rubber latex
• Sterility: Sterile
• Use: Single-use

Packaging and Options

• Quantity Per Pack: 10/cs
• Configuration Options: Drain Discrete Full Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 7 mm x 20 cm Flat, Drain Discrete Full Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 10 mm x 20 cm Flat, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 7 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 10 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 15 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain with Trocar, Size 19 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain, Size 7 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain, Size 10 FR Round, Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain, Size 15 FR Round, and Drain Discrete End Perforated Drain, Size 19 FR Round
• Number of Options: 10

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Why Surgical Teams Choose Aspen Perforated Drains

Drainage fails when the drain closes down, so this line is built around a channel and rib design that holds the drain open. Ten configurations across flat and round profiles let the team match perforation style and size to the site instead of adapting one drain to every case.

• Open by Design – The channel and internal ribs resist collapse and occlusion, so drainage continues for the full wear period.
• Two Perforation Styles – Full perforated styles drain along the drain length, while end perforated styles concentrate drainage at the end of the drain.
• Placement Choice – Most configurations include a trocar, with trocar-free versions in the round end perforated sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these drains used for?

They are discrete surgical drains that move fluid away from the surgical site after a procedure.

What keeps the drain open?

A unique channel and internal ribs help prevent collapse and occlusion while the drain is in place.

What styles and sizes are available?

Full perforated flat drains in 7 mm x 20 cm and 10 mm x 20 cm, plus end perforated round drains in 7, 10, 15, and 19 FR, with trocar and trocar-free versions.

Is the drain radiopaque?

Yes. The drains are radiopaque and sterile, and they are intended for single use.

Do they contain natural rubber latex?

No. They are not made with natural rubber latex.

How are they packaged?

They are supplied 10 per case.