Description
ICU Medical Port-A-Cath Plastic Hub reach implantable ports with straight and bent 90-degree hub patterns. Three gauges cover the access plan, and the needle carries an MRI conditional rating up to 3 Tesla.
- Case-Ready Packaging – Supplied 12 per box, keeps shelves stocked and turnover simpler.
- 15 Gauge / Configuration Options – A focused range covers the everyday cases.
- Port Access (Huber) Needles Staple – A core port access (huber) needles item for implanted port access and infusion therapy, stocked so the team always has it on hand.
Port Access Needle for Implanted Port Access and Infusion Therapy
The ICU Medical port access needle supports clinical teams through infusion therapy and implanted port access, keeping reliable supplies within reach. Its 19g x and 20g x shape the design. Choose from 15 gauge / configuration options, including 90° Bent, Gauge 19, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ½ in, Length 13 mm, and 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ¾ in, Length 19 mm, so the right fit is always on hand. The result is a steadier routine with fewer interruptions and a setup the whole team trusts.
Features and Benefits
Port Access Needle Design
- 19g X – 19G x 1".
- 20g X – 20G x 0.5".
Port Access Needle Design Details
- 20g X Detail 2 – 20G x 0.75".
- 20g X Detail 3 – 20G x 1".
Product Specifications
Port Access Needle Details
- Brand: ICU Medical
- Product Type: Port Access Needle
- Category: Port Access (Huber) Needles
Technical Details
- Ordering Information: Box quantity: 12
Packaging and Options
- Quantity Per Pack: 12/bx
- Gauge / Configuration Options: 90° Bent, Gauge 19, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ½ in, Length 13 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ¾ in, Length 19 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length ½ in, Length 13 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, Straight, Gauge 19, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 19, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, Straight, Gauge 19, Length 2 in, Length 51 mm, Straight, Gauge 20, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, Straight, Gauge 20, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, Straight, Gauge 22, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, and 1 more
- Number of Options: 15
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Why Clinical Teams Choose ICU Medical Port Access Needles
Generic port access needles ask the team to compromise. The ICU Medical design focuses on the details clinical teams notice at every use. That focus brings a calmer, more confident routine in the infusion setting, with supplies that behave the same way on the first use and the last.
- A ICU Medical Original – A ICU Medical original that generic options do not match feature for feature.
- Stock-Ready Case Counts – Pack counts of 12 per box keep reordering predictable, so shelves stay ready, keeps every cycle on schedule.
- A Focused Gauge / Configuration Range – 15 gauge / configuration options cover the cases the team sees most, so one product line handles the full routine, makes the routine feel simpler.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this port access needle used for?
Its main job is implanted port access. It comes in 15 gauge / configuration options.
What gauge / configuration options does this port access needle come in?
It comes in 15 options: 90° Bent, Gauge 19, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ½ in, Length 13 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length ¾ in, Length 19 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 20, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length ½ in, Length 13 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length 1 in, Length 25 mm, 90° Bent, Gauge 22, Length 1½ in, Length 38 mm, and 7 more.
How is this port access needle packaged?
It comes in a box of 12. The format suits standard stocking routines.
Who uses this port access needle?
Clinical teams reach for this port access needle throughout the day.
What sets this port access needle apart?
Its 12/bx is the standout detail, the one clinical teams notice first in daily use.
