HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula

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HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula

HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula is a sterile, single-use peripheral intravenous cannula designed for professional healthcare environments. It is part of HMD’s Kitkath range of I.V. cannulas, which are available in different gauge sizes for intravenous access applications. The 24G Kitkath cannula is identified by a yellow colour code. HMD specifies the catheter dimensions as 0.7 × 19 mm and lists a 16 ml/min water flow rate for the standard Kitkath 24G variant. HMD Healthcare

Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula for Peripheral IV Access

24G Yellow Colour Code

The 24G size uses a yellow colour code, allowing healthcare professionals to identify the cannula gauge easily. The catheter has a specified external diameter and length of 0.7 × 19 mm. HMD Healthcare

Single-Use Sterile Design

HMD describes the Kitkath I.V. cannula as single-use, sterile, non-pyrogenic and non-toxic. The product should be used according to appropriate clinical procedures by trained healthcare professionals. HMD Healthcare

PTFE Catheter

The standard Kitkath I.V. cannula uses a virgin PTFE catheter with a double-tapered beveled tip. HMD also describes the catheter as siliconized and designed with features intended to support insertion and reduce catheter-related issues. HMD Healthcare

Key Features

  • Brand: Kitkath
  • Manufacturer: Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd. (HMD)
  • Product: I.V. Cannula
  • Gauge: 24G
  • Colour code: Yellow
  • Catheter size: 0.7 × 19 mm
  • Water flow rate: 16 ml/min
  • Single-use
  • Sterile
  • Non-pyrogenic
  • Non-toxic
  • PTFE catheter
  • Stainless-steel introducer needle
  • Bevelled and siliconised needle
  • Flashback chamber for visualization of blood flash
  • Low-pressure injection valve
  • Easy-to-open injection port cap
  • Blister packaging HMD Healthcare

Uses / Applications

The Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula is intended for professional healthcare applications requiring peripheral intravenous access. It may be used in:
  • Hospitals
  • Clinics
  • Nursing homes
  • Medical centres
  • Treatment facilities
  • Healthcare institutions
  • Other professional clinical environments
HMD explains that I.V. cannulas provide a pathway for delivering fluids, medications and other treatments directly into the bloodstream. HMD Healthcare The appropriate gauge should always be selected by a qualified healthcare professional according to the patient’s condition and clinical requirements.

Product Information

Specification Details
Product Name HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula
Brand Kitkath
Manufacturer Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd.
Product Type I.V. Cannula
Gauge 24G
Colour Code Yellow
Catheter Diameter × Length 0.7 × 19 mm
Water Flow Rate 16 ml/min
Catheter Material PTFE
Sterility Sterile
Intended Use Single-use
Pyrogen Status Non-pyrogenic
Toxicity Non-toxic
HMD’s official specifications confirm the 24G dimensions and flow rate. HMD Healthcare The standard Kitkath documentation also states conformity with ISO 10555-1 and ISO 10555-5. HMD Healthcare

Why Choose HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula?

The Kitkath 24G provides a clearly identified 24G peripheral I.V. cannula from HMD. The yellow colour coding makes size identification straightforward, while the PTFE catheter, flashback chamber and injection-valve configuration are designed for professional IV-access applications. HMD Healthcare For hospitals, clinics and medical suppliers in Patna and across Bihar, 24G IV cannulas can be maintained as part of a broader range of intravenous-access consumables. Healthcare professionals should select the appropriate cannula size based on clinical requirements. Before use, the packaging should be inspected for integrity. HMD advises that a cannula should not be used if its package has been opened previously or is damaged. HMD Healthcare

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula?

It is a sterile, single-use peripheral I.V. cannula from HMD’s Kitkath range, available in the 24G size. HMD Healthcare

What colour is the Kitkath 24G cannula?

The 24G Kitkath cannula is yellow according to HMD’s official product specifications. HMD Healthcare

What is the catheter size of Kitkath 24G?

The catheter specification is 0.7 × 19 mm. HMD Healthcare

What is the flow rate of Kitkath 24G?

HMD lists a 16 ml/min water flow rate for the standard Kitkath 24G I.V. cannula. HMD Healthcare

Is Kitkath 24G sterile?

Yes. HMD describes its Kitkath I.V. cannulas as sterile and intended for single use. HMD Healthcare

Can Kitkath 24G be reused?

No. The Kitkath I.V. cannula is designed for single use and should be disposed of according to applicable healthcare waste-disposal procedures. HMD Healthcare

Original price was: ₹3,600.00.Current price is: ₹120.00.

HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula is a sterile, single-use peripheral IV cannula designed for professional healthcare applications. The 24G yellow-coded cannula has a 0.7 × 19 mm catheter specification and a listed water flow rate of 16 ml/min.

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Description

HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula

HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula is a sterile, single-use peripheral intravenous cannula designed for professional healthcare environments. It is part of HMD’s Kitkath range of I.V. cannulas, which are available in different gauge sizes for intravenous access applications. The 24G Kitkath cannula is identified by a yellow colour code. HMD specifies the catheter dimensions as 0.7 × 19 mm and lists a 16 ml/min water flow rate for the standard Kitkath 24G variant. HMD Healthcare

Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula for Peripheral IV Access

24G Yellow Colour Code

The 24G size uses a yellow colour code, allowing healthcare professionals to identify the cannula gauge easily. The catheter has a specified external diameter and length of 0.7 × 19 mm. HMD Healthcare

Single-Use Sterile Design

HMD describes the Kitkath I.V. cannula as single-use, sterile, non-pyrogenic and non-toxic. The product should be used according to appropriate clinical procedures by trained healthcare professionals. HMD Healthcare

PTFE Catheter

The standard Kitkath I.V. cannula uses a virgin PTFE catheter with a double-tapered beveled tip. HMD also describes the catheter as siliconized and designed with features intended to support insertion and reduce catheter-related issues. HMD Healthcare

Key Features

  • Brand: Kitkath
  • Manufacturer: Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd. (HMD)
  • Product: I.V. Cannula
  • Gauge: 24G
  • Colour code: Yellow
  • Catheter size: 0.7 × 19 mm
  • Water flow rate: 16 ml/min
  • Single-use
  • Sterile
  • Non-pyrogenic
  • Non-toxic
  • PTFE catheter
  • Stainless-steel introducer needle
  • Bevelled and siliconised needle
  • Flashback chamber for visualization of blood flash
  • Low-pressure injection valve
  • Easy-to-open injection port cap
  • Blister packaging HMD Healthcare

Uses / Applications

The Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula is intended for professional healthcare applications requiring peripheral intravenous access. It may be used in:
  • Hospitals
  • Clinics
  • Nursing homes
  • Medical centres
  • Treatment facilities
  • Healthcare institutions
  • Other professional clinical environments
HMD explains that I.V. cannulas provide a pathway for delivering fluids, medications and other treatments directly into the bloodstream. HMD Healthcare The appropriate gauge should always be selected by a qualified healthcare professional according to the patient’s condition and clinical requirements.

Product Information

Specification Details
Product Name HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula
Brand Kitkath
Manufacturer Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd.
Product Type I.V. Cannula
Gauge 24G
Colour Code Yellow
Catheter Diameter × Length 0.7 × 19 mm
Water Flow Rate 16 ml/min
Catheter Material PTFE
Sterility Sterile
Intended Use Single-use
Pyrogen Status Non-pyrogenic
Toxicity Non-toxic
HMD’s official specifications confirm the 24G dimensions and flow rate. HMD Healthcare The standard Kitkath documentation also states conformity with ISO 10555-1 and ISO 10555-5. HMD Healthcare

Why Choose HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula?

The Kitkath 24G provides a clearly identified 24G peripheral I.V. cannula from HMD. The yellow colour coding makes size identification straightforward, while the PTFE catheter, flashback chamber and injection-valve configuration are designed for professional IV-access applications. HMD Healthcare For hospitals, clinics and medical suppliers in Patna and across Bihar, 24G IV cannulas can be maintained as part of a broader range of intravenous-access consumables. Healthcare professionals should select the appropriate cannula size based on clinical requirements. Before use, the packaging should be inspected for integrity. HMD advises that a cannula should not be used if its package has been opened previously or is damaged. HMD Healthcare

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HMD Kitkath 24G I.V. Cannula?

It is a sterile, single-use peripheral I.V. cannula from HMD’s Kitkath range, available in the 24G size. HMD Healthcare

What colour is the Kitkath 24G cannula?

The 24G Kitkath cannula is yellow according to HMD’s official product specifications. HMD Healthcare

What is the catheter size of Kitkath 24G?

The catheter specification is 0.7 × 19 mm. HMD Healthcare

What is the flow rate of Kitkath 24G?

HMD lists a 16 ml/min water flow rate for the standard Kitkath 24G I.V. cannula. HMD Healthcare

Is Kitkath 24G sterile?

Yes. HMD describes its Kitkath I.V. cannulas as sterile and intended for single use. HMD Healthcare

Can Kitkath 24G be reused?

No. The Kitkath I.V. cannula is designed for single use and should be disposed of according to applicable healthcare waste-disposal procedures. HMD Healthcare

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