Tube milking clamp, acc. to Gacc. to Unnar-Hey
Tube Milking Clamp (According to Unnar-Hey)
- Material Type: High-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
- Dimensions: Standard size to accommodate various tubing diameters (e.g., designed for specific tube sizes)
- Design Features:
- Adjustable clamp mechanism for secure and controlled compression of tubing
- Atraumatic edges to prevent damage to the tubing and maintain integrity
- Texture: Smooth, polished surface for easy cleaning and maintenance
- Weight: Lightweight yet robust, allowing for easy handling during procedures
- Locking Mechanism: Secure locking system to ensure stability during use
- Color Options: Typically available in a natural stainless steel finish; some versions may have color-coded elements for identification
- Care Instructions: Autoclavable and easy to sterilize, suitable for repeated use in clinical settings
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