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Laparoscopic Dye Injector
Manufacturer & Supplier in India

Bharat Surgical manufactures and supplies reusable laparoscopic dye injectors for approved diagnostic and gynaecological procedures. The instrument is designed to provide a controlled pathway for administering compatible diagnostic dye or fluid under the direction of a qualified medical professional. Hospitals, gynaecology departments, fertility centres, laparoscopic surgery centres, medical colleges, dealers and distributors can request dye injectors according to the required diameter, working length, connector, channel and clinical configuration.

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Dye Injector Details

Laparoscopic Dye Injector from Bharat Surgical

For professional healthcare use only. Dye injectors must be selected, prepared and used by qualified medical professionals according to the product’s approved intended use and instructions. This page does not provide procedural instructions or recommend any dye, drug or contrast medium.

Bharat Surgical’s current product listings describe a laparoscopic dye injector with:

Reusable construction
Stainless-steel and medical-grade components
Polished finish
Non-electrosurgical operation
Internal fluid pathway
Hospital and surgical use
Different sizes and specifications on request
Manufacture in India

The existing marketplace listing also mentions a 5 mm diameter and 330 mm length. However, it contains contradictory “disposable” and “non-disposable” fields. Therefore, the final product page should publish exact dimensions and reuse status only after checking the approved Bharat Surgical technical sheet. See the current Bharat Surgical gynecology instrument listing.

Product Overview

What Is a Dye Injector?

A dye injector is a surgical or diagnostic instrument that provides a defined pathway for administering a compatible dye, fluid or contrast medium during an approved procedure.

Depending on its design and clinical requirements, a dye injector may be configured as:

Standalone Laparoscopic Instrument
Cannula-Style Uterine Injector
Component of a Uterine Manipulator
Reusable Stainless-Steel Instrument
Sterile Single-Use Catheter Option
Single or Double Lumen Design

Clinical Notice & Safety Guidance

This diagnostic instrument is indicated for instilling compatible dyes (such as methylene blue or indigo carmine) during chromotubation to assess fallopian tube patency or verify structural sealing. Ensure complete device decontamination and compatibility verification before introducing clinical solutions.

Product Comparison

Standalone Dye Injector vs Manipulator Injector

Bharat Surgical separately lists a laparoscopic dye injector and a uterine manipulator injector. These products should not be presented as identical.

Feature Standalone laparoscopic dye injector Uterine manipulator injector
Primary product form Laparoscopic shaft with an internal fluid channel Uterine positioning device with an injection channel
Uterine manipulation Not necessarily included Part of the intended configuration
Shaft specification Diameter and working length are major buying fields Tip, cup, articulation and channel are major fields
Connector Must match the approved syringe or tubing May include system-specific connectors
Sealing component Model-dependent May use a cone, tip, cuff or another seal
Reprocessing Channel and shaft require model-specific processing Handle, tips, seals and channels may require separate processing
Selection basis Diameter, length, tip and connector Manipulator design, tip, cup, channel and movement

The purchaser should specify which of these two product types is required.

Specifications

Published and Pending Specifications

Specification Current status
Product name Laparoscopic Dye Injector
Brand Bharat Surgical
Operating type Non-electrosurgical
Construction Stainless steel and medical-grade components
Surface finish Polished
Reusability Listed as reusable; final confirmation required
Published diameter 5 mm on a legacy listing; confirm before publication
Published length 330 mm on a legacy listing; confirm before publication
Fluid channel Present; internal diameter to be confirmed
Distal-tip design To be confirmed
Proximal connector To be confirmed
Flow-control mechanism To be confirmed
Sterile supply To be confirmed
Reprocessing method As per Bharat Surgical IFU
Product code To be confirmed
Packaging To be confirmed
Country of origin India, subject to final product documentation
Dye Injector Details

Product Details to Verify Before Publication

Bharat Surgical should confirm:

Whether 5 mm × 330 mm is the standard model
Whether other diameters or lengths are available
Whether the complete instrument is reusable
Whether any seals or tubing components are single-use
Exact shaft and tip materials
Type of syringe or tubing connector
Internal channel diameter
Flow-control or valve arrangement
Whether the instrument can be disassembled
Supplied cleaning brush or flushing adapter
Validated sterilization method
Sterile or non-sterile supply condition
Complete set contents
Product code and traceability markings
System Components

Typical Product Components

Depending on the final Bharat Surgical configuration, a reusable dye injector may include:

Component Function
Handle Supports controlled instrument handling
Main shaft Provides the working length
Internal channel Carries the approved fluid
Distal outlet Delivers fluid from the instrument
Proximal connector Connects an approved syringe or tubing
Valve or stopcock Controls flow where included
Seal Helps maintain the closed pathway
Detachable tip May provide a model-specific distal configuration
Flushing adapter Supports channel cleaning where supplied
Cleaning brush Cleans the reusable internal lumen

Final website images should show the actual components included with the quoted product.

Dye Injector Details

Key Features

Subject to confirmation of the selected model:

Reusable surgical instrument
Stainless-steel construction
Internal fluid channel
Non-electrosurgical operation
Defined shaft diameter and working length
Connector for an approved syringe or tubing
Smooth external finish
Detachable or inspectable components
Compatibility with validated hospital reprocessing
Availability for institutional and bulk requirements

Avoid claims such as “leakproof,” “atraumatic,” “universal connector” or “precise flow control” unless supported by verified product testing and specifications.

Dye Injector Details

Common Applications

Depending on the approved intended use, a dye injector may be selected for:

Diagnostic gynaecological procedures
Selected laparoscopic examinations
Procedures requiring compatible dye administration
Procedures requiring compatible fluid administration
Other manufacturer-approved applications

The type, concentration, volume and method of administering any fluid or dye must be determined by the treating medical professional.

Product Comparison

Dye Injector vs Cohen Cannula

Selection factor Laparoscopic dye injector Cohen cannula
General design Long laparoscopic shaft Cannula-style uterine manipulator
Uterine positioning Not necessarily included Commonly part of the design
Cervical cone Not normally a standard shaft feature Common in Cohen-type designs
Working length Important purchasing field Determined by the cannula design
Fluid channel Main product feature Frequently incorporated
Surgical access Depends on the approved product configuration Vaginal/cervical design in conventional models
Buying priority Shaft, tip, connector and lumen Cone sizes, handle, channel and assembly

An official Cohen-type IFU describes a system that positions the uterus and permits contrast-medium administration through a perforated adapter tube. That configuration is different from a standalone laparoscopic shaft. See the RUDOLF Medical Cohen manipulator IFU.

Product Comparison

Reusable vs Single-Use Dye Injectors

Consideration Reusable injector Single-use injector
Construction Commonly metal with reusable components Commonly polymer or catheter-based
Supply condition May be supplied non-sterile Commonly supplied sterile
Reprocessing Required after every use Not intended for reprocessing
Internal channel Must be brushed or flushed as instructed Disposed of after one patient
Inspection Required before reuse Package and device integrity checked before use
Inventory Based on processing turnaround Based on stock level and expiry
Cost assessment Purchase plus reprocessing and maintenance Per-procedure purchasing cost

Sterile single-use uterine injector products are commercially available, demonstrating why buyers must not assume every dye injector is reusable. See the CooperSurgical diagnostic uterine injector range.

Selection Guide

How to Select a Dye Injector

1. Confirm the Product Type

Specify whether the requirement is for: Standalone laparoscopic dye injector Uterine manipulator injector Cohen-type cannula Catheter-based disposable injector Replacement component 2. Confirm Shaft Diameter The nominal shaft diameter must match the intended access system and approved clinical configuration. Do not assume that every product described as “5 mm” has the same actual outer diameter or fits every nominal 5 mm port.

3. Confirm Working Length

Share the required working length and, where relevant, the overall instrument length. A standard-length laparoscopic instrument may not suit every procedure or access arrangement.

4. Confirm the Distal Tip

The quotation should identify: Tip shape Tip diameter Outlet position Number of outlet openings Fixed or detachable construction Patient-contacting material 5. Confirm the Connector Specify: Syringe connection Tubing connection Luer or other connector, if verified Male or female connection Locking requirement Stopcock or valve requirement Flushing connection Do not describe the product as Luer-Lock compatible unless the exact interface has been verified.

6. Confirm Channel-Cleaning Access

For a reusable instrument, verify: Internal channel diameter Compatible brush size Flushing adapter Ability to inspect flow Drying method Disassembly requirement A reusable instrument should not be procured without a practical, validated method of cleaning its complete internal pathway.

Selection Guide

Hospital Compatibility Checklist

Standalone or manipulator-integrated injector confirmed
Intended application confirmed
Shaft diameter confirmed
Working length confirmed
Distal-tip design confirmed
Outlet configuration confirmed
Proximal connector confirmed
Syringe compatibility confirmed
Tubing compatibility confirmed
Valve or stopcock requirement confirmed
Internal channel diameter documented
Reusable or single-use status confirmed
Sterile or non-sterile supply confirmed
Disassembly instructions available
Cleaning brush identified
Flushing method available
Drying method available
Sterilization method confirmed
Product code recorded
Required quantity confirmed
Dye Injector Details

Inspection Before Use

Inspect a reusable dye injector for:
Visible contamination
Cleaning-agent residue
Retained moisture
Bent shaft
Cracks
Corrosion or pitting
Burrs or unintended sharp edges
Damaged distal tip
Blocked outlet
Blocked internal channel
Loose connector
Damaged valve or stopcock
Worn seals
Fluid leakage
Stiff or irregular controls
Illegible identification markings
Remove the instrument from service if it is damaged, leaking, blocked or unable to pass the required inspection.
Pre-Operative Integrity

Flow and Leakage Check

Prior to clinical application or reprocessing, verify the following functional parameters:

Lumen Patency: Verify the internal pathway is completely open.
Directional Flow: Ensure fluid exits only from the intended tip.
Connector Security: Confirm Luer-lock or syringe port remains tight.
Zero Leakage: No leakage occurs from joints, shafts, or seals.
Valve Operation: Stopcock or valve functions and shuts off cleanly.
Reprocess Ready: Channel can be fully flushed, rinsed, and dried.
Check Protocol

Test Method: Use only sterile water or approved testing fluid. Connect a syringe to the port and gently inject fluid while covering the distal tip to test for seal leaks, then open the tip to verify flow patency.

Safety Reminder: Functional testing must be performed under aseptic conditions to prevent introducing contamination into a pre-cleaned or sterilized instrument.

Cleaning & Care

Cleaning and Reprocessing

Reprocessing Care Guidelines

A general reusable-channel workflow may include:

Reprocessing Checklist
Follow the instructions supplied with the exact Bharat Surgical model.
Begin point-of-use treatment promptly.
Prevent contamination from drying.
Transport the instrument safely to decontamination.
Disassemble removable parts as directed.
Flush the internal channel.
Brush the complete accessible lumen.
Clean the external shaft, tip and handle.
Clean valves, threads and connectors.
Rinse away detergent residue.
Dry the external surface and internal channel.
Inspect for retained soil and blockage.
Perform the approved flow or leakage check.
Package the instrument correctly.
Use the validated sterilization method.
Maintain processing traceability.
Cleaning & Care

Cleaning the Internal Channel

Reprocessing Care Guidelines

For a reusable dye injector:

Reprocessing Checklist
Use the brush specified for the channel.
Avoid oversized brushes that may damage the lumen.
Pass the brush through the complete accessible length.
Flush in the direction specified in the IFU.
Repeat until visible contamination is removed.
Rinse thoroughly.
Dry the lumen completely.
Inspect the outlet and connector.
Confirm free flow before packaging.
Do not use wires, needles or unauthorized sharp objects to clear a blockage.
Cleaning & Care

Why Thorough Cleaning Matters

Reprocessing Care Guidelines

The CDC explains that organic and inorganic material remaining on medical instruments can interfere with disinfection and sterilization. Cleaning must therefore occur before the chosen microbial process. See the CDC guidance on cleaning medical equipment.

For a reusable dye injector, special attention is required because an internal channel can retain fluid or contamination that may not be visible from the outside.

Reprocessing Checklist
Dye Injector Details

Sterilization

Bharat Surgical’s public pages describe the reusable dye injector as autoclavable. However, the final product page should publish cycle parameters only when the approved IFU confirms:

Steam or other permitted method
Sterilizer cycle type
Temperature
Exposure time
Drying time
Packaging
Load configuration
Required disassembly
Maximum processing cycles, if applicable

Do not copy sterilization parameters from another manufacturer.

Selection Guide

Storage

After validated reprocessing:

Store the instrument in a clean, dry location.
Protect the distal tip.
Prevent bending of the shaft.
Keep connectors and valves protected.
Confirm the channel is dry.
Maintain sterile-barrier integrity.
Avoid stacking heavy instruments over it.
Keep the IFU and product identification available.
Dye Injector Details

When to Remove a Reusable Dye Injector from Service

Remove the instrument if:

The channel cannot be cleaned.

The outlet remains blocked.

The instrument leaks.

The shaft is bent.

The tip is damaged.

A connector is loose.

A valve fails.

Seals are worn or missing.

Corrosion or pitting is visible.

Identification is unreadable.

It fails the approved functional check.

It exceeds any documented service-life limit.

Do not carry out unauthorized local repairs.

Dye Injector Details

Sample BOQ Description

Suggested Tender/BOQ Text Template Copy for procurement document

"Item: Laparoscopic Dye InjectorApplication: Controlled administration of compatible diagnostic dye or fluid during approved gynaecological proceduresOperating Type: Non-electrosurgicalShaft Diameter: ___ mmWorking Length: ___ mmDistal Tip: As specifiedInternal Channel: Defined, cleanable fluid pathwayConnector: Compatible syringe or tubing connector as specifiedConstruction: Stainless steel with medical-grade componentsReusability: Reusable, subject to manufacturer confirmationSupply Condition: Sterile/non-sterile, to be specifiedReprocessing: Manufacturer-validated cleaning and sterilization instructions requiredQuantity: ___ piecesDocumentation: Product catalogue, IFU and applicable quality documents"

B2B Supply Channels

Information for Dealers and Distributors

Please provide:

Required model
Diameter and length
Required quantity
Reusable or single-use requirement
Target territory
Destination country
Hospital or distributor market
Packaging requirement
Labelling requirement
Registration documents required
Sample requirement
Delivery schedule

Product availability and regulatory status should be confirmed for the destination market.

Selection Guide

Why Choose Bharat Surgical?

Bharat Surgical supplies reusable laparoscopic and gynaecological instruments from Mumbai, India.

Buyers can enquire about:

Reusable laparoscopic dye injectors
Size and length requirements
Institutional and bulk quantities
Hospital tender requirements
Dealer and distributor supply
Export enquiries
Technical documentation
Replacement components
Related uterine manipulators
Other laparoscopic gynecology instruments

All dimensions, connectors, components and reprocessing claims should be confirmed in the written quotation.

BSC Product Range

Related Products

Uterine Manipulators
Rectal Probe
Hysteroscopy Instruments
Laparoscopic PCOD Needle
Laparoscopic Trocars

Only Level 3 and relevant previously published product links should be added to this page.

Immediate Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Find technical, reprocessing, ordering, and size compatibility answers for the Bharat Surgical Dye Injector range.

A dye injector is an instrument that provides a defined pathway for administering a compatible dye, fluid or contrast medium during an approved procedure.

It is a dye injector designed with a laparoscopic shaft and internal fluid channel for a specified minimally invasive application.

Bharat Surgical lists a reusable laparoscopic dye injector within its gynecology instrument range.

“Dye injector” is the correct term when referring to the injection of diagnostic dye. Some older listings incorrectly use “die injector.”

A legacy listing mentions 5 mm diameter and 330 mm length, but these dimensions should be confirmed before ordering.

Bharat Surgical states that different sizes and specifications may be offered. Current availability requires confirmation.

The published description states reusable, but the final label and quotation should confirm this because one legacy table contains contradictory fields.

Sterile or non-sterile supply must be confirmed for the exact product.

The listed laparoscopic dye injector is described as non-electrosurgical.

The published description states stainless steel with medical-grade components.

No. A manipulator supports uterine positioning. Some manipulators also incorporate a dye-injection channel.

No. A Cohen cannula is a specific uterine manipulator design that may also administer fluid or contrast medium.

This depends on the supplied connector. Confirm the exact syringe interface before ordering.

Do not assume Luer-Lock compatibility. The connector must be verified for the Bharat Surgical model.

Stopcock or valve availability depends on the exact configuration.

The clinical team should specify the working length according to the approved procedure and access arrangement.

Not necessarily. Actual outer diameter, valve clearance and reducer configuration can differ.

Follow the supplied IFU, including disassembly, external cleaning, lumen brushing, flushing, rinsing and drying.

Fluid and contamination can remain inside the lumen even when the instrument appears clean externally.

Use only the brush diameter specified for the instrument’s internal channel.

No. Use only the manufacturer-approved cleaning or flushing accessory.

Use the drying method stated in the IFU and confirm that no internal moisture remains before packaging.

Check the shaft, tip, channel, outlet, connector, valve, seals and handle for cleanliness, damage and correct function.

Remove it from service and inspect the connector, seals, valve, channel and assembly.

Do not attempt unauthorized straightening. Remove the instrument from service for professional evaluation.

Bharat Surgical’s public description says autoclavable, but the approved IFU must provide the exact validated cycle.

Only if the manufacturer’s instructions permit processing in the assembled condition.

Replace or retire it when damaged, corroded, blocked, leaking or unable to pass functional inspection.

Customization may be discussed against verified dimensions, intended use, quantity and regulatory requirements.

Minimum order quantity and individual-piece availability should be confirmed in the quotation.

Hospitals, gynaecology departments and fertility centres can submit enquiries based on the approved intended use.

Medical colleges and teaching hospitals can request quotations for approved requirements.

Dealers and distributors can submit their required specifications, quantities and territory details.

Export enquiries can be reviewed subject to availability and destination-country requirements.

Sample availability depends on specifications, quantity, destination and commercial terms.

Provide the product type, diameter, length, tip, connector, reuse status, quantity and delivery destination.

Request Dye Injector Price

Dye Injector pricing varies according to technical specifications, quantity, packaging, and delivery destination. Send your configuration details to receive a current B2B quotation.
Factors Affecting Price: Standalone or manipulator-integrated design, Shaft diameter, Working length, Tip configuration, Internal channel, Connector, Stopcock or valve, Reusable or single-use construction, Included cleaning accessories, Required quantity, Documentation, Packaging, Delivery destination