HENAN AILE INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD brings you the Standard Type Tracheal Tube With Suction Lumen, an enterprise-grade respiratory care device manufactured in our 12,000 m² ISO 13485-certified facility with Class 100,000 cleanrooms. This specialized endotracheal tube highlights an coordinates clearing lumen situated over the sleeve, designed particularly for subglottic emission waste. With a supply capacity of 300,000 units per month and supported by 7 national licenses, our gadget addresses the basic challenge of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP) in seriously care settings.
The item consolidates a High-Volume Low-Pressure (HVLP) sleeve that keeps up capillary perfusion whereas making an ideal tracheal seal. Our R&D group has created this arrangement by joining fabric science with clinical applications, guaranteeing each unit meets real-world healthcare demands.
Each tube is independently bundled and CE-certified, assembly universal therapeutic gadget guidelines. The least arrange amount is 1,000 pieces, with adaptable installment alternatives counting T/T and L/C.
Our gadget tackles a basic torment point in respiratory care. When patients require delayed intubation, oropharyngeal discharges normally collect over the endotracheal tube sleeve. Without appropriate waste, these bacteria-laden liquids can spill past the sleeve into the lower respiratory tract, causing VAP.
The item kills this hazard through its devoted departure channel. This coordinates bore permits nonstop or irregular subglottic suctioning without disturbing the closed ventilation circuit.
Your patients advantage from decreased disease rates and shorter clinic remains. Healthcare offices see diminished anti-microbial utilization and progressed persistent results. The gadget really bridges the hole between disease control conventions and viable clinical application.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Medical-grade thermosensitive PVC |
| Cuff Type | High-Volume Low-Pressure (HVLP) |
| Suction Lumen | Dedicated dorsal evacuation channel |
| Connector | 15mm standard (ISO 5356-1 compliant) |
| Radiopaque Line | Full-length for X-ray positioning |
| Safety Feature | Atraumatic Murphy eye |
| Certification | CE / ISO 13485 / FDA |
| Device Class | Class II Medical Device |
| Standards | ISO 5361 compliant |
| Packaging | Individual sterile packaging |
| Supply Capacity | 300,000 units/month |
VAP Prevention That Works
By removing contaminated secretions before they reach the lower airway, this tube significantly lowers VAP incidence. Clinical studies consistently demonstrate this benefit when used as part of comprehensive infection control bundles.
Seamless Integration
The built-in suction lumen means you don't need separate procedures that could compromise the ventilation circuit. Your staff saves time while maintaining optimal patient safety.
Patient-Friendly Design
The thermosensitive PVC softens at body temperature, conforming gently to airway anatomy. This reduces mucosal trauma during extended intubation periods. The HVLP cuff creates a secure seal while preserving tracheal capillary perfusion.
Quality Manufacturing
Produced in our Class 100,000 cleanrooms with strict process control, every Standard Type Tracheal Tube With Suction Lumen undergoes comprehensive quality checks. We follow international standards from raw material selection through final packaging.
Long-Term ICU Ventilation
When patients require intubation exceeding 48-72 hours, the suction lumen enables continuous or intermittent subglottic suctioning. This directly addresses the time-dependent increase in VAP risk.
High-Risk Surgical Procedures
Complex neurosurgery or esophageal operations often involve patient positioning that increases fluid accumulation above the cuff. Our tube provides reliable secretion management throughout these challenging procedures.
Critical Care Transport
During inter-hospital transfers, managing secretions in confined, high-vibration environments becomes difficult. The integrated suction lumen offers stable secretion control without risking tube dislodgement through repeated oral suctioning attempts.

Since 2014, we've focused exclusively on delivering reliable medical solutions to healthcare institutions worldwide. Our 12,000 m² facility combines advanced manufacturing with rigorous quality control.
We hold 7 national patents demonstrating our commitment to innovation. Our experienced R&D team continuously improves products based on clinical feedback and emerging research.
You receive 24-hour technical support throughout your partnership with us. From product consultation to after-sales assistance, our team ensures smooth integration into your clinical practice.
We maintain stable production capacity with efficient order management. Our global supply chain delivers reliably, supporting your long-term procurement needs.

Q:What suction pressure should I use for the evacuation lumen?
A:Professional practice recommends intermittent suction at 100-150 mmHg. This pressure effectively clears secretions while preventing mucosal invagination into the suction port. Avoid continuous high-pressure suction which may cause tissue trauma.
Q:Can the suction lumen become blocked?
A:Yes, thick secretions occasionally cause blockage. Clinical protocols address this through periodic flushing with small amounts of sterile air or saline. Regular monitoring and maintenance prevent most blockage issues.
Q:Does this replace standard oral care protocols?
A:No, it complements oral hygiene practices. The device specifically targets the subglottic region that standard oral swabs cannot reach. Continue routine oral care as part of your comprehensive VAP prevention bundle.
Q:Is the device DEHP-free?
A:Most premium models, including our AVACARE brand the product, are manufactured DEHP-free. This prevents phthalate leaching concerns during long-term use, enhancing patient safety.
Q:How does the suction lumen affect tube diameter?
A:Engineering advancements allow lumen integration within the tube wall or as a slim dorsal attachment. The outer diameter remains within standard ranges for its internal diameter classification, preventing excessive tracheal wall pressure.
Q:How often should I perform suction through the evacuation lumen?
A:Follow your institutional protocols, but typical practice involves suctioning every 2-4 hours or when secretions are visible. Some facilities use continuous low-pressure suction systems for high-risk patients.

Ready to enhance your IV therapy protocols with the Standard Type Tracheal Tube With Suction Lumen? Contact our team at admin@aileindus.com to discuss specifications, pricing, and delivery schedules tailored to your requirements.