PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 1006902 Premier

Straight collar tip 22Fr 7.3mm

XLT-4 AGAR

Titanmagnetics® torque wrench adapter K-Line for ratchet with hexagon connection 6mm-> For further information visit steco.de

A device with a handle used to plug the end of an anesthesia circuit/breathing circuit at two possible locations: the Y-piece or the gas sampling elbow. The temporary plugging of the anesthesia breathing circuit allows anesthetic gases to be flushed from the anesthesia machine through the WAG (waste anesthetic gas) scavenging line by way of continuous oxygen/air flow rate over a set amount of time, or by activating the flush valve and applying positive bag pressure in repeated succession. This practice reduces the amount of anesthetic gas released into the operating room and thus reduces harmful gas exposure to operating room personnel and premature anesthetic gas exposure to patients during preoxygenation or mask induction.There is no patient contact as the plug must be removed before the breathing circuit can be attached to a mask, endo/naso-tracheal tube, or any other breathing device.

Fingertip Pulse Oximeter

The unique electronic pinchmeter has a low profile design that enables the researcher to accurately quantify pinch strength at closer to end range than any other device. This product is independently tested and certified to EN 60601-1:1990 including Amendments A1, A2 and A13

Plastic Instrument Tray: 2.5 x 6 x 0.75" (Base, Lid, and Finger Mat.)

PREM 100 REG METALS

Nitrile GlovesNot made with Natural Rubber Latex Examination GlovesColor PinkSize XS

Straight collar tip 22Fr 7.3mm

XLT-4 AGAR

Titanmagnetics® torque wrench adapter K-Line for ratchet with hexagon connection 6mm-> For further information visit steco.de

A device with a handle used to plug the end of an anesthesia circuit/breathing circuit at two possible locations: the Y-piece or the gas sampling elbow. The temporary plugging of the anesthesia breathing circuit allows anesthetic gases to be flushed from the anesthesia machine through the WAG (waste anesthetic gas) scavenging line by way of continuous oxygen/air flow rate over a set amount of time, or by activating the flush valve and applying positive bag pressure in repeated succession. This practice reduces the amount of anesthetic gas released into the operating room and thus reduces harmful gas exposure to operating room personnel and premature anesthetic gas exposure to patients during preoxygenation or mask induction.There is no patient contact as the plug must be removed before the breathing circuit can be attached to a mask, endo/naso-tracheal tube, or any other breathing device.