Dräger 90° Angled Connector (Elbow), Reusable
A reusable 90-degree elbow connector that turns the breathing circuit at the patient end on Dräger Zeus and Oxylog ventilation systems.
The Dräger 90° Angled Connector is a reusable elbow that introduces a right-angle turn into the breathing circuit close to the patient connection. It carries inspired and expired gas between the circuit limb and the airway device while keeping the hose run clear of the patient's face and pillow. Being reusable, it is intended for reprocessing between patients in line with the reprocessing instructions issued for the device it is used with.
The connector is listed for intensive care use with adult patients and is documented as fitting the Zeus and Zeus IE anaesthesia workstations along with the Oxylog VE 300, Oxylog 3000+, Oxylog 3000 and Oxylog 2000+ transport and emergency ventilators. Typical placement is at the patient wye or directly ahead of the catheter mount, where the angle reduces strain on the airway device and helps position the circuit for a supine or laterally turned patient.
The documented compatibility is narrow, so verify the machine model in service before raising an order. In practice the item is held as Intensive Care stock. The connector is ordered by Dräger part number 8412235 and identified by GTIN 4048675016328, with Germany given as the country of origin. HumaNova supplies Dräger airway management accessories to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the wider GCC.
Quote the part number and the ventilator or workstation model on your enquiry so the correct connector variant is matched to your circuit configuration. Pricing and availability for this item are handled by request for quotation; send your requirement through the RFQ form or contact the HumaNova sales team directly and a written quotation will be prepared against your specification.
Country of origin is recorded as Germany. Orders are raised against the Dräger part number rather than a description, which avoids substitution where a range carries several similar variants.


