Surgical airway.
Fewer tools.
ONE OBTURATOR. NO EXTRA TOOLS.
A flexible obturator that guides the tube in, carries the cuff syringe and removes the need for a bougie or hook, paired with the Rota-Trach, sized and shaped to fit.
Syringe holder
Convenient and secure. The 10 ml cuff syringe clips to the obturator, ready when you need it.
Flattened, angled tip
Distal, flattened, angled and rounded for easy insertion.
No bougie or hook
The flat tip dilates and guides, reducing cuts and improving safety.
Size 6.0
6.0 mm inner diameter for a perfect fit.
Pre-formed bend
A pre-formed, kink-free curve.
Inflatable cuff
Φ21 mm cuff, inflated through the pilot balloon's one-way valve with the 10 ml syringe.
PURPOSE-BUILT. NOT OFF-THE-SHELF
We don't simply put our name on someone else's product. Our equipment is designed around the real demands of pre-hospital care.
ProCric brings the parts of a surgical airway together in one kit. The Rota-Trach tube is size 6.0 (6.0 mm inner diameter) for a perfect fit, with a pre-formed, kink-free bend, an inflatable cuff, a neck flange and a standard 15 mm connector. A flexible obturator with a flattened, angled tip that dilates and guides the tube in, so there is no need for a separate bougie or hook. An integrated holder keeps the 10 ml syringe clipped in place, already connected to the pilot balloon's one-way valve, ready to inflate the cuff.

Product ownership
We develop and specify our products rather than simply applying a brand to an existing catalog item.
Purpose-built
Product decisions start with the realities of emergency response and pre-hospital care.
Greater control
Direct involvement in development gives us greater control over specifications, quality and consistency.
discover how it works
The problem we're solving: a surgical airway is time-critical, and the standard approach asks the responder to manage several separate tools at once: a scalpel, a hook, a bougie, a tube and a syringe. ProCric reduces that to one kit. The obturator's flat tip dilates and guides the tube in place of a bougie or hook, and the syringe stays clipped to the obturator, connected to the pilot valve, ready to inflate the cuff.