Negative Pressure Drainage Ball– Soft, Transparent, Leak-Proof for Postoperative Use

Brief Introduction:

The Negative Pressure Drainage Ball is a closed-suction device designed for efficient wound drainage and infection prevention. Commonly used post-operatively, it provides consistent negative pressure to remove exudates, reduce fluid buildup, and support faster recovery. It is lightweight, easy to operate, and ideal for clinical and surgical settings.

Features :

• Material: Medical-grade silicone or PVC, safe, flexible, and biocompatible

• Negative Pressure Function: Maintains stable suction for continuous wound drainage

• Volume Options: Available in multiple capacities (e.g., 100ml, 200ml, 400ml) to suit different drainage needs

• Connector Compatibility: Equipped with universal tubing connectors for easy integration with catheters

• One-Way Valve Design: Prevents backflow and ensures patient safety

• Sterilization: Sterile packaging via EO (Ethylene Oxide) to ensure infection control

Benefits:

• Effective Fluid Removal: Promotes healing by maintaining a dry wound environment

• Minimizes Infection Risk: Closed system design helps prevent external contamination

• Patient Comfort: Soft material and silent suction reduce discomfort during use

• Versatile Use: Suitable for surgical incisions, abscess cavities, and orthopedic drainage

• Ready-to-Use: Pre-sterilized and packaged for immediate application in surgical or emergency settings

Scope of Application：

Negative Pressure Drainage Ball for all wound types. Safe and effective Procedure for hospitals and clinics use.

clinics

hospitals

FAQ：

1. Q: What is the main function of the Negative Pressure Drainage Ball?
   A: It provides consistent negative pressure to remove fluids from surgical sites, promoting wound healing and reducing the risk of infection.

2. Q: What materials are used in the drainage ball?
   A: It is made of medical-grade silicone or PVC, ensuring flexibility, safety, and biocompatibility.

3. Q: Is it sterile upon delivery?
   A: Yes, it is EO sterilized and packaged in a sterile, single-use format.

4. Q: What sizes are available?
   A: Common capacities include 100ml, 200ml, and 400ml. Custom sizes may be available upon request.

5. Q: In which procedures is it typically used?
   A: It is commonly used in abdominal surgery, orthopedic procedures, plastic surgery, and wound care management.