The Hemovac Infection Control System consists of a specially designed 400ml evacuator and a disposable exudate bag. Both combine to form a closed system, minimizing the clinician’s exposure to blood. An innovative ball valve in the bag attachment spout on the evacuator, and a one-way flutter valve in the disposable exudate bag keep all fluids confined within the system. Drainage records can be written on the area provided on the exudate bag. The exudate bag holds up to 450ml of fluid and, when full, is simply detached and discarded. The closed system minimizes the clinician’s exposure to blood.

• Easy to activate 
• Readily compresses with little effort 
• Plug may be pre-positioned for ease of evacuation and closing 
• During emptying plug  holder keeps plug away from flow to help minimize cross-contamination 
• Evacuator can be secured to patient or bedding with the convenient attachment clip

• Evenly spaced perforations designed to minimize debris collection within wound
• 90-degree spacing of perforations may optimize drainage from multiple directions
• Dual trocar drains are available which may help to reduce transfer of surface microorganisms into wound during drain placement
• Indicator dots located 2 inches (5cm) from perforated area assist in covert depth of drain placement
• X-ray detectable radiopaque line provides visualization of drain
• Drain sizes available: 7 to 19 French (1/4, 1/8, 3/16 and 3/32 inch)

• Wide range of sizes and shapes for multiple applications
• Silicone material offers softness, biocompatibility and elasticity
• Flat and round drain designs with choice of: full perforation, ¾ perforation, mid- perforation, or end perforation
• Extended length available
• Indicator dot for correct depth of drain placement
• Available with and without trocars for optimal flexibility
• Kits available with 100ml and 400ml evacuators

The Hemovac Infection Control Minibulb System makes emptying exudate easy while minimizing the clinician’s exposure to blood. The collection bag holds up to 150ml and can be securely attached to the evacuator with a luer-lock connector. One-way flutter valve keeps all collected fluids confined within the system. When full, the bag is simply discarded.