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RWD Veterinary Medical Equipment

RWD VetFiber

Product Code: VME-VA-4434

The LED sits in the handle, so the blade stays cool through intubation.

Everything travels in one carry case: the VetFiber handle and five straight blades in stainless steel, sized 0# to 4#. Preparing for an intubation starts with fitting the blade that suits the animal to the handle.

Sections
Veterinary Airway Management
Categories
Veterinary Medical Equipment
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
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Supplier: Medigear
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The VetFiber is RWD Life Science's fibre-optic veterinary laryngoscope for examining an animal's larynx and for tracheal intubation. Its light comes from a high-power LED that provides cold white light, mounted at the rear of the instrument inside the handle, with a rated life of over 60,000 hours. Five straight blades share the one handle. Numbered 0# to 4#, they measure 75 × 9.5 mm, 100 × 10 mm, 160 × 12.5 mm, 200 × 12.5 mm and 255 × 15 mm in length and width.

The LED is housed in the handle, and RWD describes its light as cold and heat-free. The blade can therefore remain in contact with the mucous membrane during prolonged intubation without warming it, and the person intubating can take the time the airway needs. Each blade is also all-in-one, a construction RWD uses with safety in use as its aim, and the integrated design leaves no part on the blade that could fall into the animal's mouth.

RWD makes every blade from 304 medical-grade stainless steel and attributes the blades' durability to their ultra-high hardness. The straight profile is designed specially for animals. You can remove and replace the blade, so the size matches each animal. With no electrical parts in the blade, cleaning and disinfecting it is straightforward. Each blade opens to the right, which puts the instrument in the vet's right hand for intubation. The handle and all five blades pack into one carry case.

The unit measures 145 mm in handle height and 29 mm in handle diameter. It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Veterinary practices, hospitals, and university clinics that anaesthetise animals use the VetFiber for both laryngeal examination and tracheal intubation. Its five straight blades let one set work across animals of different sizes from a single handle.

At induction, once the animal is anaesthetised, the vet holds the VetFiber in the right hand, which is designed for its right-facing blade opening. The straight blade brings the larynx into view under white LED light, and the vet passes the endotracheal tube into the trachea while holding the view.

When intubation is prolonged, the light's position matters. RWD houses the LED in the handle and describes its light as heat-free, so tissue in contact with the blade is spared heat as long as the blade stays in place. A team working on a difficult airway can take the time it needs.

Laryngeal examination calls on the same instrument and the same cold light. The straight blade keeps the larynx exposed during assessment, and the right length is already in the case for the animal on the table.

Between animals, the blade comes off the handle for cleaning and disinfection, a task its non-electrical construction keeps straightforward, and the next size is taken from the carry case. RWD credits the 304 stainless steel's ultra-high hardness for the blades' durability through repeated handling, and the LED, rated for more than 60,000 hours, stays in service through a long run of procedures.

Cold light at the tissue

The light generates no heat, so the blade doesn't warm the tissue it touches.

The LED stays in the handle

Rear-mounted inside the handle, the light source sits well back from the mouth.

Time for a difficult airway

Without the light's heat, the team can take longer on an intubation that needs it.

One-piece blades

Each blade is all-in-one, and its integrated design leaves no part that can come loose.

Five sizes, one handle

All five blade lengths fit the same handle, so you can match the size to the animal.

Hard-wearing steel

RWD credits the blades' durability to the ultra-high hardness of 304 medical-grade stainless steel.

Straightforward cleaning

Non-electrical blades make cleaning and disinfection between animals simple.

A long-lived light source

The high-power LED is built to last over 60,000 hours.

Built for a right-hand hold

With a right-opening blade, it supports right-handed intubation.

Order code

RWD's order code for this set is VetFiber.

High-power LED

A high-power LED is the light source.

White cold light

Its output is white, cold light.

LED lifespan

Lifespan runs to over 60,000 hours.

Rear-mounted light source

The LED is mounted at the rear, inside the handle.

Fibre-optic light path

Fibre optics carry the light along the blade.

Straight blade profile

The straight blade is designed especially for animals.

304 stainless steel

Every blade is made of 304 medical-grade stainless steel.

Ultra-high hardness

According to RWD, the steel's hardness makes each blade durable.

All-in-one blade construction

Each blade is a single integrated piece.

Removable blades

Blades detach from the handle for replacement.

Non-electrical blades

The blades themselves are entirely non-electrical.

Right-opening blade

For right-hand intubation, the blade opens to the right.

Five blade sizes

Sizes run from 0# to 4#, spanning 75–255 mm in length and 9.5–15 mm in width.

Handle dimensions

The handle stands 145 mm tall and has a 29 mm diameter.

Carry case

One carry case takes the handle and all five blades.

The VetFiber suits veterinary teams that intubate animals of many sizes and want the blade to stay cool for as long as the airway takes. Its defining quality is cold light: the LED lives in the handle, generates no heat, per RWD, and lets you complete a prolonged intubation without warming the mucous membrane. Five straight blades on one handle cover the size range. Day-to-day upkeep comes down to cleaning and disinfecting the blades between animals, and its all-in-one, non-electrical design keeps it simple. For a practice that intubates every working day, the light source is built to last, with an LED lifespan of over 60,000 hours.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It is RWD Life Science's fibre-optic laryngoscope for animals, used to examine the larynx and to pass a tube into the trachea. One handle with a high-power LED works with five straight stainless-steel blades.

A high-power LED inside the handle supplies it, and fibre optics carry it along the blade. It is white cold light, which RWD states generates no heat.

During intubation, the blade contacts the tissue of the mouth and throat. Because the LED sits back in the handle and generates no heat, a prolonged intubation can proceed at the animal's pace.

RWD rates its lifespan at over 60,000 hours. That one light source serves examination and intubation alike.

There are five straight blades, numbered 0# to 4#. Length increases from 75 mm at 0# to 100, 160, and 200 mm, then to 255 mm at 4#, and width increases from 9.5 mm to 15 mm, with 2# and 3# both 12.5 mm wide.

Each blade is made of 304 medical-grade stainless steel. RWD credits the steel's ultra-high hardness with keeping the blades durable.

Yes. Each straight blade comes off the handle so you can replace it, and you can change the size in use by fitting another blade from the set.

Yes. They are non-electrical, which keeps cleaning and disinfection straightforward. Each blade is also a single all-in-one piece.

The vet holds it in the right hand. The blade opens to the right, a layout RWD chose so that the vet can intubate with the laryngoscope in that hand.

RWD designs its straight blade specially for animals. With five blade lengths in the set, the team chooses the one that fits the animal being intubated.

The set includes one handle with an LED, five straight blades from 0# to 4#, and a carry case. Everything is stored and carried together in that case.

Vets, veterinary nurses and anaesthetists pick it up wherever animals are intubated for general anaesthesia, in preparation areas and theatres alike. It also supports laryngeal examination when the larynx needs clear, cold light.