Pro-Kenk Hubber Needle
Feature & Benefit
Non-Coring Tip: A long, sharp, curved point that avoids “plug cutting” of the port septum.
Wings: Often feature flexible, color-coded wings that facilitate easy and stable insertion and securement to the skin.
Extension Tubing: Come as part of an infusion set with extension tubing and a Y-site for administering intermittent medications or drawing blood samples.
With unique Y Shaped infusion tube
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Plot No 190, Shri Radha Krishna Vihar, Gokulpura, Kalwar Road, Jaipur -302012, Rajasthan, India.
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Ken-Cath CVC (Central Venous Catheter)
Feature & Benefit
Biocompatible Material: The catheter is typically made of medical-grade polyurethane or silicone, which is kink-resistant and softens at body temperature to minimize trauma to the vessel wall and enhance patient comfort.
Radiopacity and Markings: The catheter is radiopaque,meaning it is visible on an X-ray, and includes depth markings along its length. This allows clinicians to confirm correct placement in the vena cava.
Soft, Tapered Tip: The catheter tip is soft and tapered to facilitate smooth and easy insertion, reducing the risk of vascular trauma.
Pro-Kenk Bone Marrow Aspiration Needle
Adjustable Depth Guard: An adjustable "stop" or guard, allowing for safe aspiration at various sites like the sternum (breastbone) or iliac crest (hip bone) by controlling the penetration depth.
Handle/Hub: Designed with an ergonomic T-handle or "twist-lock" grip to give the clinician better control and
leverage when penetrating hard cortical bone.
Pro-Kenk Bone Marrow Biopsy Instrument
Handle: Ergonomically designed T-shaped to allow the physician to apply the necessary pressure and torque to penetrate the bone.
Stylet: A solid inner rod that fits inside the hollow needle to keep it from clogging with skin or bone fragments during insertion.
Cannula: The hollow outer tube that collects the core sample or allows the attachment of a syringe for liquid aspiration.
Depth Markings: Include centimeter markings to help the physician monitor penetration depth.
Pro-Kenk Chiba Needle
Feature & Benefit
Echogenic Tip: A specially finished or marked tip to enhance visibility under ultrasound guidance,
ensuring accurate localization.
Centimeter Markings: The cannula has depth markings to help clinicians determine the exact
insertion depth.
Sharp Bevel Tip: The unique "Chiba point" design enables soft penetration, which minimizes the risk
of vessel laceration and allows the needle to reach deep targets without significant deviation.
Material: Made from high-quality, durable, and flexible stainless steel.
Single-Use & Sterile: Designed for single use to prevent cross-contamination.
Pro-Kenk Hydrophilic Guide Wire
| REF. NO. | DESCRIPTION | SIZE |
|---|---|---|
| PKHG-150-25 | STREIGHT | 0.25 in × 150 cm |
| PKHG-150-32 | STREIGHT | 0.32 in × 150 cm |
| PKHG-150-35 | STREIGHT | 0.35 in × 150 cm |
| PKHG-150-35A | ANGLED | 0.35 in × 150 cm |
| PKHG-260-32 | STREIGHT | 0.32 n × 260 cm |
| PKHG-260-35 | STREIGHT | 0.35 in × 260 cm |
| PKHG-260-32A | ANGLED | 0.32 in × 260 cm |
| PKHG-260-35A | ANGLED | 0.35 in × 260 cm |
Pro-Kenk PTFE Coated Guide Wire
| REF. NO. | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| KSGWS 25-150 | 0.025" PTFE Coated, Streight Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWS 32-150 | 0.032" PTFE Coated, Streight Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWS 35-150 | 0.035" PTFE Coated, Streight Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWS 38-150 | 0.038" PTFE Coated, Streight Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWJ 32-150 | 0.032" PTFE Coated, J Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWJ 35-150 | 0.035" PTFE Coated, J Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWJ 38-150 | 0.038" PTFE Coated, J Tip, 150 cm |
| KSGWS 35-70 | 0.035" Uncoated, Streight Tip, 70 cm |
| KSGWS 38-70 | 0.038" Uncoated, Streight Tip, 70 cm |
| KSGWJ 35-70 | 0.035" Uncoated, J Tip, 70 cm |
| KSGWJ 38-70 | 0.038" Uncoated, J Tip, 70 cm |
Pro-Kenk Spinal Needle
Feature & Benefit
Quincke (Cutting Tip): Features a sharp, beveled tip that cuts through tissue. It is often preferred for diagnostic lumbar punctures because it provides faster access and clear tactile feedback.
Pencil-Point (Atraumatic): Designs like Whitacre or Sprotte have a blunt, rounded tip that spreads tissue fibers rather than cutting them. This significantly reduces CSF leakage and the risk of postprocedure headaches.
