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EICKEMEYER®, Your Pump for This Infusion Set Must Be Calibrated Accordingly 402071 www.eickemeyer.com Telephone +49 7461 96 580 0 Consumables EICKINJECT SYRINGES 3 part syringe with Luer slip connector Individually packaged – sterile 1 ml, centric 10 ml, eccentric 100 per pack 100 per pack 050356 050360 2 ml, centric 20 ml, eccentric 100 per pack 50 per pack 050357 050361 3 ml, centric 50 ml, eccentric 100 per pack 25 per pack 050358 050362 5 ml, centric 100 per pack 050359 050356 050357 050358 EICKINJECT HYPODERMIC NEEDLES Individually packaged – sterile 100 per pack Orange Green 25G x 5/8" 21G x 1" 050376 050370 Orange Green 25G x 1" 21G x 1 1/2" 050369 050366 Blue Yellow 23G x 5/8" 20G x 1" 050372 050375 050376 050369 050372 050368 050367 050371 Blue Yellow 23G x 1" 20G x 1 1/2" 050368 050365 Black Ivory 22G x 1 1/4" 19G x 1 1/2" 050367 050364 Green Pink 21G x 5/8" 18G x 1 1/2" 050371 050363 050370 050366 050375 050365 050364 050363 2 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com JELCO I.V. CATHETER ORDER ONLINE www.eickemeyer.com The FEP polymer construction and J-point needle design allow clinicians to easily feel vein penetration The thin wall catheter design provides higher fl ow rates than standard wall catheters Controlled trim accuracy reduces the risk of entry problems A translucent hub allows easy fl ashback visualisation Individually packaged – sterile 50 per pack 0.7 x 19 mm, 24 G, yellow 1.1 x 32 mm, 20 G, pink 1.7 x 50 mm, 16 G, grey Flow rate: 24 ml/min Flow rate: 65 ml/min Flow rate: 210 ml/min 050005 050003 050001 0.9 x 25 mm, 22 G, blue 1.3 x 32 mm, 18 G, green 2.1 x 50 mm, 14 G, orange Flow rate: 38 ml/min Flow rate: 110 ml/min Flow rate: 315 ml/min 050004 050002 050000 050005 DELTA VEN® 1 I.V. CATHETER These winged catheters are constructed from Tefl on (FEP) Easy to insert into the vein, especially in an emergency Transparent fl ashback chamber The removable micro porous hydrophobic fi lter ensures a reliable seal Luer lock cap for closing the proximal end of the catheter 50 per pack 2.1 x 45 mm, 14 G, orange 1.2 x 32 mm, 18 G, green 0.7 x 25 mm, 22 G, blue 050017 050019 050021 1.6 x 45 mm, 16 G, grey 0.9 x 32 mm, 20 G, pink 0.55 x 19 mm, 24 G, yellow 050018 050020 050022 050021 DELTA VEN® 2 I.V. CATHETER These dual entry winged catheters are constructed from Tefl on (FEP) Easy to insert into the vein, especially in an emergency Transparent fl ashback chamber for an easy view of the returning blood The removable micro porous hydrophobic fi lter ensures a reliable seal avoiding risk of contamination Luer lock cap for closing the proximal end of the catheter 50 per pack 0.9 x 32 mm, 20 G, pink 0.7 x 25 mm, 22 G, blue 0.55 x 19 mm, 24 G, yellow 05002002 05002102 05002202 05002002 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com 3 I.V. GIVING SET Pressure / gravity infusion Individually packaged sterile sets DEHP & Latex free Compatible with infusion pump InfusoVet and InfusoVet Easy II Please note: If you use a pump that is not from EICKEMEYER®, your pump for this infusion set must be calibrated accordingly 402071 I.V. GIVING SET I.V. GIVING SET FLOW REGULATOR 20 drops/ml Flow rate: 5 – 250 ml per hour Length: 1.50 m 051087 Y-connector and Filter Includes Luer-Lock connector Individually wrapped sterile 50 per pack 050165 I.V. GIVING SET EXTENSION I.V. GIVING SET EXTENSION Length: 1.50 m Length: 140 cm Individually wrapped sterile 050161 50 per pack Also compaitble with giving set 402071 050166 4 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com SURGICAL DRAPES, PVC ORDER ONLINE www.eickemeyer.com Made of soft, tear-resistant PVC Excellent adhesive properties with Excellent adhesive properties with spray adhesive spray adhesive Individually packaged – sterile PVC coating with absorbent layer 25 per pack Individually packaged – sterile Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): L 30 x W 45 L 120 x W 120 L 35 x B 50 L 75 x W 90 920145 921212 921500 921503 Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): L 60 x W 90 L 120 x W 180 L 50 x W 50 L 100 x W 150 920190 921218 921501 921504 Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): L 90 x W 120 L 120 x W 250 L 50 x W 75 L 150 x W 200 920212 921225 921502 921505 920190 EICKSKIN ADHESIVE SPRAY Quick drying adhesive, which is easy and convenient to apply Suitable to adhere drape(s) to skin Content: 200 ml 952600 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com 5 NASOGASTRIC FEEDING TUBE FOR DOGS Made of medical PVC Rounded, closed tip 1 side eye Can be represented in the X-ray image through a metal ball at the end of the probe Outer diameter: 12 mm Outer diameter: 8 mm Inner diameter: 8 mm Inner diameter: 5 mm Length: 700 mm Length: 780 mm 46001101 46000801 45700601 URINARY CATHETER (FELINE) URINARY CATHETER (CANINE) Cylindrical, rounded tip with 2 eyelets Suitable for canines (male) Luer cone with stylet Luer lock attachment Suitable for cats Individually packaged – sterile Individually packaged – sterile Length: 110 mm Ø 2.1 mm L 500 mm Pink Yellow Ø 1 mm 6F 450010 451020 White Ø 3.3 mm Ø 1.3 mm L 600 mm 450013 White 10F 451033 Ø 2.6 mm L 500 mm Orange 8F 451026 450010 451020 6 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com SURGICAL MASK RESPIRATORY MASK FFP2 ORDER ONLINE www.eickemeyer.com Three ply Protecting both the wearer and the Elastic band surrounding people 50 per pack Comfortable and easy to wear thanks 050319 to extra soft ear loops Adaptable (integrated) nose clip CE certifi ed according to EN 149: 2001 + A1:2009 Made in Germany 20 per pack 050324 FACE SHIELD SURGICAL GLOVE SEMPERMED CLASSIC Signifi cantly decreases contamination risk Sterile surgical glove with a high resistance to tearing and a Transparent polycarbonate with a wide angle of view reliable impermeability Can be autoclaved at 121 °C for 20 minutes Natural rubber latex, hypo-allergenic Forehead band consists of a highly-absorptive nonwoven fabric Micro-rough surface ensures excellent sensitivity 10 per pack Sterile, in paper peel pouch 940010 Powdered 70 pairs per box Size 6 Size 7 1/2 930760 930775 Size 6 1/2 Size 8 930765 930780 Size 7 Size 8 1/2 930770 930785 BARRIER GOWN During procedures there is a high risk of being splashed by body fl uids Our gowns are full length wrap-around with full length covering for arms but are soft and breathable They are fully disposable, which is ideal for preventing cross contamination between patients Excellent for protective barrier nursing procedures Disposable One size fi ts all White Forest Green Green Nonwoven Nonwoven Plastic Buttons on front Arm cuffs and belt Adhesive closure 940752 10 per pack 940275 940740 940740 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com 7 EICKWRAP COHESIVE BANDAGES Highest quality cohesive bandage Conforms itself to the shape of the area where it is applied – helping to keep dressing in place Self-adhesive but, it will not stick to the skin Contains latex Allows air to circulate over the skin and around the dressing Individually packaged – assorted colours Length: 4.5 m / roll Width: 50 mm 36 per pack 050750 Width: 75 mm 24 per pack 050751 Width: 100 mm 18 per pack 050752 050750 050751 050752 EICKPAD UNDERCAST PADDING Breathable and temperature regulating Areas of use: protection of exposed bone or nerve points underneath bandages and padding of splints and casts, in combination with wound dressing as breathable padding for wound management Material: 100 % Polyester Length: 2.7 m 12 per pack Width: 6 cm Width: 10 cm Width: 15 cm 050755 050756 050757 050756 EICKSPLINT Malleable aluminium splint that can be formed into any desired shape and can be easily cut to the desired size Sturdy aluminium-rail core with foam padding Dimensions (in cm): L 100 x W 11 951811 8 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com ABDOMINAL BANDAGE ORDER ONLINE www.eickemeyer.com Soft and non abrasive on the skin 100 % cotton Washable at 95 °C Adjustable Velcro strap to ensure a perfect fi t Tailored fi t with 7 different sizes Size 1 Size 4 Size 7 Suitable for cats Suitable for Labradors Suitable for St. Bernards Length: 32 cm Length: 51 cm Length: 67 cm 950001 950004 Width: 25 cm 950007 Size 2 Size 5 Suitable for Poodles Suitable for German Length: 38 cm Shepherds 950002 Length: 60 cm 950005 Size 3 Suitable for Setters Size 6 Length: 47 cm Suitable for Great Danes 950003 Length: 67 cm Width: 25 cm 950006 application GAUZE SWABS 100 % cotton Non-sterile 8 ply 10 packs of 100 each (packed in a box) Dimensions (in cm): Dimensions (in cm): L 5 x W 5 L 10 x W 10 050080 050082 Dimensions (in cm): L 7.5 x W 7.5 050081 050080 PAPER TOWELS Cleaning tissue made from unbleached pulp 15 kg pack 953815 T +49 7461 96 580 0 | F +49 7461 96 580 90 | [email protected] | www.eickemeyer.com 9 PATIENT SUPPORT FOR ANIMALS Soft top made of non-woven Material Base: Polyethylene Very absorbent (suction capacity 2,000 ml) Dimensions (in cm): L 90 x W 60 050070 EICKSORBER ANAESTHETIC GAS ABSORBER SODA LIME ANAESTHESIA Activated carbon fi lter to absorb organic anaesthetic gases.
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