Suction Canister-PF
Made of high-transparency polycarbonate material, designed for use with disposable suction liners to collect waste…
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Suction Canister-PE
Made of high-transparency polycarbonate material, designed for use with disposable suction liners to collect waste…
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Suction Canister-PB/C
Made of high-transparency polycarbonate material, designed for use with disposable suction liners to collect waste…
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Suction Canister-PA
Made of high-transparency polycarbonate material, designed for use with disposable suction liners to collect waste…
View DetailsOne-Piece Polycarbonate Body
Injection moulding in a single piece removes the seams that split under vacuum, and the clear wall keeps graduations readable from across a bed. Polycarbonate resists the alcohol wipes used between cases, and the smooth interior lets staff confirm the liner has not been punctured before the next procedure.Serial Connection and Suction Control
The three-way connector on PA and PF links two canisters so a long case does not need a mid-procedure swap. PE and PA add a suction control switch, letting a nurse cut vacuum at the bedside without touching the regulator. Used singly or in series, the canister keeps the liner upright and the filter above the fluid line.Model Sizes and Cleaning Routine
PB/C and PE cover 1000ml, 1500ml, 2000ml and 3000ml, PF covers 1000ml, 2000ml and 3000ml, and PA covers 2000ml and 3500ml. Canisters are reusable and wiped with alcohol between patients; the liner, not the canister, contacts the waste, so turnover takes seconds rather than a full wash cycle.
Product FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our products, customization and ordering.
Four models: PA in 2000ml and 3500ml with a three-way connector and suction control switch, PB/C from 1000ml to 3000ml, PE from 1000ml to 3000ml with a control switch, and PF from 1000ml to 3000ml with the three-way connector.
Yes. The canister is reusable and only the liner contacts waste fluid. Wipe the body and lid with alcohol between cases, check that the lid seal and connectors are intact, and replace the liner. Discard any canister that shows cracks or cloudy stress marks.
They are designed for it. Drop the liner into the canister, route the liner tubing to the patient and the filter port to vacuum, then close the lid. The canister supplies the rigid wall and graduations, and the liner carries the fluid, so nothing but the liner needs disposal.