Details
The ADC Satin Fiberoptic Laryngoscope Set Macintosh is a complete fiberoptic laryngoscope system designed for clinicians who need reliable, obstruction-free visualization during intubation. This medical supply set pairs Macintosh-style blades with fiberoptic handles, all housed in a foam-lined fitted case for safe storage and transport.
Key Features:
- Blade Set: Four Macintosh blades (#1, 2, 3, 4) included
- Handles: Two fiberoptic handles included
- Case: Foam-lined fitted case for organized storage
- Compatibility: Fully compatible with all major laryngoscope brands conforming to ASTM F965 or ISO 7376
- Construction: Stainless steel blades with a satin non-glare finish
- Illumination: Fiberoptic light transmission with 2.5V halogen bulb for cool, obstruction-free viewing and true tissue color
- Maintenance: Removable light pipe simplifies cleaning and servicing
- Handle Grip: Satin chrome-plated brass handles with a knurled finish for a secure hold
- Color Coding: Green coding indicates fiberoptic-only compatibility between blades and handles
Ideal For:
- Hospitals and emergency departments requiring dependable intubation equipment
- Anesthesiology and surgical teams needing a complete Macintosh fiberoptic setup
- Clinics and EMS providers standardizing on ASTM F965 or ISO 7376 compatible laryngoscopes
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How many blades and handles come in this set?
The Macintosh Fiberoptic set includes four blades (sizes #1, 2, 3, and 4) and two fiberoptic handles, all packaged in a foam-lined fitted case.
Q: Is this laryngoscope set compatible with other brands?
Yes, it is fully compatible with all major laryngoscope brands that conform to ASTM F965 or ISO 7376 standards.
Q: Why are the blades and handles color coded green?
The green color coding signifies that the fiberoptic blades and handles are designed to be used only with each other for proper compatibility.
This ADC Satin Fiberoptic Laryngoscope Set delivers a durable, hospital-ready solution for teams that depend on consistent, high-quality visualization during airway procedures.
