Infusion Giving Set, Sterile (Product Code: SLE/HLI/010) is a sterile, single-use IV administration set used to deliver infusion fluids from a bottle or bag into a patient's vein by gravity in hospital wards, clinics and nursing-training rooms. It combines a capped perforator, a filtered air inlet, a transparent drip chamber calibrated at 20 drops/ml, at least 150 cm of clear tubing and a roller clamp. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Infusion giving set for parenteral administration of infusions (IV fluids) by gravity |
| Perforator | Sharp piercing device with protective cap |
| Air inlet | With integrated bacteriological filter |
| Drop counting chamber | Transparent drip chamber, calibrated at 20 drops/ml, with 15-20 µm fluid filter |
| Tubing | Transparent, minimum length 150 cm |
| Injection site | Latex or latex-free injection site, or Y-injection port |
| Distal connector | Preferably Luer lock |
| Flow regulator | Smooth roller clamp for easy, safe control and adjustment of fluid rates |
| Condition | Sterile, single use |
| Product code | SLE/HLI/010 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
This is the standard gravity IV line: the perforator is pushed into the fluid bottle or bag, the drip chamber is squeezed to half-fill it, and the tubing is primed until no air remains before the distal connector is attached to the patient's cannula. The roller clamp then sets the drip rate, which staff count in the transparent chamber. Because the chamber delivers 20 drops per ml, a nurse can convert a prescribed volume per hour into drops per minute.
The set is also a core item in nursing skills labs, where students practise spiking bags, priming lines and calculating drip rates on training arms before they work on wards. The injection site on the tubing allows compatible medicines to be added into the line under clinical direction. Hospitals and training colleges buying disposable lab equipment in India usually order giving sets together with IV stands and arm splints.
The Infusion Giving Set, Sterile is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana. Hospitals, health programmes and distributors can source it together with other infusion accessories and ward consumables in one enquiry. See the ScienceLab company profile.
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What is the drop factor of the Infusion Giving Set, Sterile?
The Infusion Giving Set, Sterile has a transparent drip chamber calibrated at 20 drops/ml, fitted with a 15-20 µm fluid filter. Staff use this drop factor to convert a prescribed infusion volume into a drip rate.
How long is the tubing on the infusion giving set?
The infusion giving set has transparent tubing with a minimum length of 150 cm. The tubing carries an injection site and ends in a distal connector, preferably of the Luer lock type.
Is the Infusion Giving Set, Sterile available latex-free?
The listing for the Infusion Giving Set, Sterile allows a latex or latex-free injection site, or a Y-injection port. State which version you need in your enquiry, especially if the sets are for patients or staff with latex sensitivity.
How is the flow controlled on this IV giving set?
Flow on the Infusion Giving Set, Sterile is controlled by a smooth roller clamp that lets the user adjust and set the fluid rate. Fluid runs by gravity, so the height of the bag or bottle also matters.
Can the infusion giving set be reused?
No. The Infusion Giving Set, Sterile is a sterile, single-use device. Use a new set for each patient and each infusion as your facility's protocol directs, and discard the used set as clinical waste.
Who supplies the Infusion Giving Set, Sterile?
The Infusion Giving Set, Sterile is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, to hospitals, clinics, training institutes and distributors in India and international markets. Ask us for pack quantity and batch expiry date.
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Last updated: 24 September 2026