Transfusiesets

Ensure safe, controlled transfusions with our reliable blood transfusion sets. Designed for smooth flow, compatibility with standard blood bags, and secure connections, they support efficient and hygienic administration in clinical settings. Equipped with precision roller clamp and drip chambers.

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High-Performance Blood Transfusion Sets

Blood transfusion sets are a critical component of safe IV administration, used across hospital wards, haematology units, and transfusion services. These blood transfusion sets are compatible with standard blood bags and designed for single-use to reduce contamination risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features to look for in a blood transfusion set?

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A standard blood transfusion set is a sterile, single-use administration set designed to deliver blood or blood products from a blood bag to a patient intravenously. It typically comprises a vented or non-vented spike for piercing the blood bag port, a drip chamber with an integrated 170 to 200 micron screen filter to remove clots and particulate debris, flexible PVC tubing, a roller clamp for flow rate control, and a luer connector at the patient end for attachment to a cannula or other access device. Tubing length is most commonly 150cm. The set is used once and discarded after each transfusion episode in line with infection control and transfusion safety protocols.

Are blood transfusion sets single use?

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Yes. Blood transfusion sets are single-use devices and must be discarded after each transfusion episode in accordance with standard infection control protocols. They should not be reused between units or patients, even if flushed. Refer to your local transfusion policy for guidance on set change intervals during prolonged transfusions.

What tubing length is typically required for blood transfusion sets?

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The most commonly used length in clinical settings is 150cm, which provides sufficient reach from a standard IV pole to the patient without excess slack. Shorter lengths may be appropriate in specific settings such as paediatric or high-dependency units where tighter management of line length is required.