PROMED Wound Vac Canisters for NPWT Systems
Choose a disposable canister that matches your PROMED NPWT device and your expected fluid collection requirement. Available in 300 mL, 500 mL, and 1000 mL options, PROMED wound vac canisters help you build a more complete negative pressure wound therapy supply plan.
– Three capacity options for different PROMED NPWT devices
– Disposable design for single-patient use
– Overflow protection for fluid collection control
– Absorbent gel and anti-sloshing internal design
Product Description
PROMED wound vac canisters are disposable collection accessories for PROMED negative pressure wound therapy systems. They are designed to collect wound exudate during therapy and are available in 300 mL, 500 mL, and 1000 mL capacities. You can select the suitable canister according to the PROMED device model you purchase and the capacity you need for your supply plan. Each canister is intended for single-patient use. Before placing an order, confirm the device model, canister capacity, quantity, destination market, and documentation requirements with the PROMED team.
Our Wound Vac Canister Options
Designed for the PROMED NP-100 portable negative pressure wound therapy device. This 300 mL option supports buyers who need the canister configuration listed for the NP-100 system.
Designed for PROMED NP-600 and NP-800 negative pressure wound therapy devices. The 500 mL option gives you a mid-capacity choice within the compatible PROMED system range.
Designed for PROMED NP-600 and NP-800 systems. This 1000 mL wound vac canister is the larger-capacity option listed for these compatible PROMED NPWT devices.
- Product Detail
- Feature Box
- Select the Right Capacity Before You Order
| Item | PROMED specification |
| Product type | Disposable NPWT canister |
| Available capacities | 300 mL, 500 mL, 1000 mL |
| CS300 compatibility | PROMED NP-100 | |
| CL500 compatibility | PROMED NP-600 and NP-800 |
| CL1000 compatibility | PROMED NP-600 and NP-800 |
| Use classification | Single-patient use |
| Listed components/features | Wound pressure detection connector, suction tube connector, overflow protector, snap-fit joint |
Choose the Capacity That Fits Your System
Three listed capacities help you match your canister purchase to the relevant PROMED NPWT device configuration.
Keep Collection Requirements Clear
Capacity and device compatibility are shown by model, making the purchasing discussion more specific from the start.
Support Controlled Fluid Collection
The canister page lists an overflow protector and highly absorbent gel for the collection system.
Reduce Sloshing During Handling
The listed internal maze design is intended to help prevent collected liquid from flowing into the main unit after a drop.
Select the Right Capacity Before You Order
Choosing a wound vac canister starts with device compatibility, not capacity alone. If you are purchasing for the PROMED NP-100, confirm the CS300 300 mL configuration. For the PROMED NP-600 or NP-800, review the CL500 500 mL and CL1000 1000 mL options with your product requirements. Sending the device model in your inquiry helps avoid a mismatch between the canister and your planned NPWT system.
Build a Complete PROMED NPWT Supply Plan
A canister is one part of an NPWT system. Your purchasing plan may also include a compatible PROMED NPWT device and NPWT dressing kits. When you request a quotation, list the canister model, device model, required quantity, and whether you are sourcing a complete system or consumables only. This lets the PROMED team prepare a more relevant response for your purchasing plan.
Focus on Compatibility Before Cross-Brand Comparison
Canister connections are system-specific. PROMED lists the CS300 for NP-200 and the CL500/CL1000 for NP-600 and NP-800. Do not assume that a canister from another supplier will fit a PROMED device, or that a PROMED canister will fit another brand’s device. If you are replacing an existing item, provide the device model and photos of the current connection points before ordering.
Plan Procurement Details Early
Capacity is only one purchasing consideration. For an import, distribution, or project order, you should also confirm the product configuration, unit and carton packing, MOQ, lead time, destination-market documentation, labeling needs, and shipping method. These details can vary by order and market. Providing them at the inquiry stage reduces avoidable back-and-forth and helps you evaluate whether the offered configuration fits your supply plan.
Application and Procurement Scenarios
Hospital and Wound Care Supply
When you source consumables for PROMED NPWT systems used in hospitals or wound care settings, clear device matching can simplify the replenishment conversation. You can organize demand by NP-100, NP-600, or NP-800 system and then select the listed compatible canister capacity. Confirm local clinical and disposal procedures separately before use.
Distributor Product Range Planning
If you distribute negative pressure wound therapy products, the 300 mL, 500 mL, and 1000 mL canister options can be presented alongside the relevant PROMED device range. Instead of treating the canister as an isolated accessory, you can plan it as part of a system offer with a device and dressing kits. Ask PROMED about order-specific packing and documentation before committing inventory.
Brand and Project Procurement
For a tender, private-label discussion, or project-based supply request, start with the device platform, required capacity mix, forecast quantity, target market, and packaging requirements. This gives both sides a practical basis for checking feasibility. PROMED can then review your requirements and advise which listed canister configuration should be discussed for the corresponding NPWT system.
The CS300 300 mL wound vac canister is listed for the PROMED NP-100 device. Include the NP-200 model in your inquiry so the requested canister configuration can be confirmed before you place an order. Do not rely only on a similar-looking connector or on capacity, because canister fit depends on the device platform and connection design.
PROMED lists the CL500 500 mL canister and the CL1000 1000 mL canister for the NP-600 and NP-800 negative-pressure wound therapy devices. The suitable option depends on your required capacity and device configuration. Send your device model, expected quantity, and destination market to PROMED when requesting a quotation so the product details can be checked with you.
No. The PROMED wound vac canister page describes the canister as disposable and intended for single-patient use. It also states that the canister should be removed after use and disposed of in accordance with applicable medical waste rules. Your facility should follow its own approved infection-control, handling, and disposal procedures.
PROMED lists an overflow protector as part of the wound vac canister design. The product page also describes absorbent gel for excess liquid and an internal anti-sloshing maze design. These features should be understood as part of the listed product configuration; confirm the exact model documentation and user instructions for the product you plan to purchase.
Yes, you can ask PROMED for a quotation covering canisters together with compatible NPWT devices and dressing kits. Provide the device model, desired canister capacities, quantity, and your target market. This allows the supplier to clarify what can be supplied together and what purchasing details still need confirmation, such as packing, MOQ, lead time, and documents.
To receive a useful quotation, tell us your required model (CS300, CL500, or CL1000), corresponding PROMED device model, quantity, target market, and any packing or documentation needs. PROMED will help you review the available configuration for your NPWT supply plan.
Do not assume cross-brand compatibility. The PROMED system information states that canisters and tubing from other companies do not match its devices. Confirm the exact PROMED device model and requested canister model before ordering. If you are replacing an existing canister, share product photos and connection details with PROMED for a pre-order compatibility discussion.