Frazier Suction Tube Set | 7 Pcs 5-12mm SAIREX

The frazier suction tube set provides 7 instruments spanning 5mm to 12mm diameters for targeted wound aspiration in plastic surgery, rhinoplasty, and ENT procedures. This SAIREX collection frazier suction tube set covers the full size range needed for both fine-caliber and wider aspiration requirements in a single comprehensive kit.

Key Features

• 7-Piece Set: Complete size range from 5mm to 12mm diameter tubes
• SAIREX Collection: SAIREX MediLine premium quality suction instruments
• Fine Tip Design: Precise aspiration in confined surgical fields
• Thumb-Port Control: Variable suction modulation via thumb occlusion port
• Stainless Steel Construction: Fully autoclavable for sterilization between cases

Clinical Use

The frazier suction tube set is used in rhinoplasty for nasal cavity blood and irrigation aspiration, in blepharoplasty and facelift for fine-caliber field clearing, and in ENT procedures for precise wound suction. The 7-size range within this frazier suction tube set ensures the appropriate diameter is available for each anatomical compartment.

Construction & Care

All 7 frazier suction tubes in the set are manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel with smooth internal bore for unobstructed aspiration flow. Each tube features a proximal thumb occlusion port for surgeon-controlled suction modulation. Fully autoclavable. Flush internal bore with water after use before sterilization to prevent protein buildup and bore occlusion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are included in the frazier suction tube set?
The frazier suction tube set SAIREX collection includes 7 tubes ranging from 5mm to 12mm outer diameter, providing complete coverage for fine nasal aspiration through wider general plastic surgery wound suction.

How is the frazier suction tube set used in rhinoplasty?
In rhinoplasty, the smallest caliber tubes in the frazier suction tube set are used for precise aspiration within the nasal cavity and narrow subperiosteal dissection planes, while larger tubes are used for the general wound field during osteotomy and flap dissection stages.