
Urimaax Closed-System Urinary Drainage Bag
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Description
The Urimaax Drainage Bag Closed System range is a sterile, latex-free urinary drainage bag designed for overnight catheter drainage. Suitable for clinical, hospital, aged-care, and home-care environments, it provides a 2000 mL capacity for higher-volume collection during extended use. The closed-system design supports hygiene and helps reduce contamination risk during drainage and monitoring.
A 120 cm kink-resistant tube assists with consistent flow and flexible positioning beside the bed or chair. The bag includes a universal stepped catheter connector, allowing compatibility with a range of catheter sizes. For sampling needs, a needle-free sampling port supports safer and more convenient access.
Key Features
- Sterile, latex-free urinary drainage/night bag
- 2000 mL capacity for overnight use
- 120 cm kink-resistant tubing
- Bottom T-bar or T-tap drain
- Large finger control for controlled one-handed emptying
- Universal stepped catheter connector
- Needle-free sampling port
- 100 mL graduated volume markings for output monitoring
- Hanger holes compatible with universal plastic or metal hangers
Variant Information
Both A4 and A5 share the core closed-system features listed above. Variant A5 is also described with an anti-reflux valve and a clear front with white frosted backing to make fluid level readings easier. These additional features are consistently stated for A5, but are not uniformly confirmed for A4.
Typical Use
This drainage bag range is intended for overnight urinary collection where reliable drainage, practical emptying, and clear output monitoring are important. It is suited to professional care settings as well as home-based care where hygiene, ease of handling, and compatibility with common catheter sizes are required.
