$38.70

• Flexible PVC saliva ejector tubing
• Connects handpiece to evacuation system
• 7 foot length for operatory reach
• 1/4 inch by .375 inch dimensions
• Gray color, Clean Flex construction
• Quantity: 1 x 7 ft Tubing

Hager Clean-Flex Flexible Saliva Ejector Tubing, PVC, 7 ft, Gray is used for connecting a compatible saliva ejector handpiece to a dental unit's evacuation system. During a restorative or hygiene appointment, the handpiece needs a reliable suction pathway that can follow the clinician's movements around the chair.

This flexible tubing carries airflow and evacuated fluids between the handpiece and the suction connection while allowing the line to be routed through the operatory. Its 7-foot length provides reach for typical chairside positioning, and the gray exterior helps distinguish the saliva ejector line from other delivery tubing. A correctly fitted connection supports predictable low-volume evacuation throughout routine treatment. Each pack contains 1 length of gray Clean-Flex PVC saliva ejector tubing measuring 7 feet (84 inches).

The specified tubing dimensions are 1/4 inch x 0.375 inch. The flexible line is intended for saliva ejector connections on compatible dental evacuation equipment. The pack contains tubing only, without a saliva ejector handpiece, adapters, or fittings.

The tubing is a single continuous length. The tubing works by providing a continuous flexible passage between the saliva ejector handpiece and the dental unit's suction line. When the evacuation system is operating, negative pressure draws saliva and other fluids through the handpiece and into the connected tubing. Flexible PVC allows routing around the chair and bending with handpiece movement.

The 7-foot length offers positioning flexibility, but excess loops, sharp bends, or compression can restrict airflow and reduce evacuation performance. The gray surface provides a visual identifier during installation and routine equipment checks. Before use, confirm that the tubing dimensions match the intended connections and that each fitting is secure.

Inspect the line before each procedure for cracks, blockage, or kinks, and follow the equipment manufacturer's cleaning and maintenance instructions. Tubing should be replaced if damage or persistent flow restriction affects suction.