Endotracheal Tubes

Endotracheal Tubes (ET Tubes) – Cuffed and Uncuffed are essential airway management devices used to secure and maintain a patent airway, enable mechanical ventilation, and deliver anesthetic gases during surgery, emergency care, and critical care.

Manufactured from high-quality, medical-grade PVC, these tubes are transparent, flexible, and kink-resistant, allowing clear visualization of secretions and accurate placement. Both variants are designed with a smooth beveled tip and Murphy eye to reduce the risk of airway obstruction and trauma during intubation.

• Cuffed Endotracheal Tubes feature a high-volume, low-pressure cuff that seals the trachea, preventing air leaks and aspiration—ideal for adults and controlled ventilation.

• Uncuffed Endotracheal Tubes do not have a cuff and are commonly used in neonates and paediatric patients, where the airway anatomy provides a natural seal and reduces mucosal injury risk.

These ET tubes are widely used in operating theatres, ICUs, emergency departments, ambulances, and NICUs.

Key Features & Benefits

•  Available in Cuffed & Uncuffed variants

•  Made from medical-grade, latex-free PVC

•  Clear tube for secretion visibility

•  Smooth beveled tip & Murphy eye for safety

•  Depth markings for accurate placement

•  Standard 15mm connector compatible with ventilators & Ambu bags

•  Individually packed & sterile

•  Suitable for single-use (disposable)

Ideal For

• General anesthesia & surgery

• Mechanical ventilation

• Emergency airway management

• ICU & critical care

• Neonatal, paediatric & adult intubation

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Endotracheal Tube

• Types: Cuffed / Uncuffed

• Material: Medical-grade PVC

• Sterility: Sterile, single-use

• Connector: Standard 15mm

• Sizes: Neonatal to Adult (ID sizes vary)

• Application: Oral / Tracheal intubation

Typical Size Guide (Internal Diameter – ID)

• Uncuffed: 2.0 – 5.5 mm (Neonate & Paediatric)

• Cuffed: 5.0 – 9.0 mm (Paediatric & Adult)