Straight to the Point:
Why Straight Tracheal Tubes Make the Difference

Have you ever wondered why tracheal tubes for small animals are curved?
The answer is simple: they were developed for humans. But in animals, things are different. When an animal is intubated, the neck is stretched. The pharynx, larynx, and trachea then form a straight line. A curved tube is therefore not suitable.

That’s why straight single-use tracheal tubes are now available – specially developed for small animals.

Safer: Reduced risk of mucosal and vocal cord injuries
Easier: Simpler intubation, even with sharp teeth
Hygienic: Made from non-porous PVC, always sterile
Smart design: Rounded tip, additional Murphy eye, radiopaque line, and secure connector
Constant pressure: High-volume, low-pressure cuff, incl. pilot balloon and valve

"Intubation is significantly easier and safer. A real improvement."
– Dr. Joost van der Veer, Veterinarian

Now available in all sizes, from the smallest to the largest.
The straight tubes are offered in sizes from 2 to 14 mm inner diameter.

Ideal for all patients: from small rodents to giant breeds such as Saint Bernards — and equally useful in farm animal medicine, for example with goats or sheep.

Make the right choice. Avoid reusable rubber tubes.

• No cleaning

• No risk of cross-contamination

• No compromises