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Applications 
for Use 

The use of the TSCD II device permits sterile connection in a variety of applications. 
Refer to FDA’s 

Guidance for Industry: Use of Sterile Connecting Devices in Blood 

Bank Practices

 for recommended practices and procedures for use in the blood 

banking industry. Some of the more common uses of the TSCD II device are to:  

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Add a leukocyte reduction filter  

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Remove samples from blood product containers for testing  

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Add a new needle to a blood collection or apheresis processing set  

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Prepare components. For example, add one or more bags, as specifically 
needed, for component separation after collection of whole blood in a single 
bag; or add one or more bags when additional components are needed, i.e.  
make a triple set out of a double set 

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Pool blood products  

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Prepare an aliquot for pediatric use and divided units. For example, attach a 
syringe set or a set of bags to prepare aliquots of whole blood, red blood 
cells or plasma  

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Connect additional saline or anticoagulant lines to an apheresis processing 
set  

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Connect a bag of processing or additive solution or reconnect one that was 
mistakenly removed  

There are many other instances where it is desirable to maintain a closed system at 
a connection site rather than to use the traditional “spiking” procedure. 

The TSCD II device is not to be used with tubing that is connected to a person.  

This device is for use by trained individuals in such settings as blood bank 
laboratories and hospitals. 

 

Materials 

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TSCD II Sterile Tubing Welder, including these standard accessories 
included with purchase:  

 

Wafer disposal box 

 Air 

filter 

 AC 

power 

cable 

 Fuses 

 Operating 

instructions 

 TSCD 

wafers 

 

TSCD II bag support shelves (2) 

 

Feet to support the TSCD II bag support shelves (4) 

 Device 

cover 

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 Plastic 

hemostats 

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 Additional 

TSCD 

wafers 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TSCD II

Page 1: ...pport Shelves Maintenance Procedures Cleaning Surfaces Cleaning the Clamps Cleaning the Wafer Cassette Cartridge Compartment Replacing the Air Filter Replacing the Fuses Emptying and Cleaning the Wafe...

Page 2: ...products Prepare an aliquot for pediatric use and divided units For example attach a syringe set or a set of bags to prepare aliquots of whole blood red blood cells or plasma Connect additional saline...

Page 3: ...e inch beyond the outer edge of both clamps Close the clamp covers Press the START button to initiate the welding cycle After the device beeps and the message WELD COMPLETE OPEN CLAMPS appears on the...

Page 4: ...ide the box forward to remove it from the device c Discard the used wafers into an appropriate container Caution Wafers that have been used on tubing that contained blood products should be considered...

Page 5: ...the back edge of the new wafer cartridge cassette until it snaps into place 7 Press the RESET button to align the clamps and to advance an unused wafer if one is not already in place Note While the w...

Page 6: ...inch beyond the outer edge of the clamps Performing a Weld Step Action 1 Press the START button The message Heating wafer shows on the LCD display After the wafer reaches the required temperature the...

Page 7: ...lt in welds that seem misaligned This is generally acceptable as long as the weld opens easily and no leaks occur 3 Pinch or roll the tubing until the fluid pathway opens Caution Do not abuse the weld...

Page 8: ...from the device Attaching the cover 1 Hold the cover in a vertical position over the back of device 2 Slide the cover down into the hinge sockets until the cover snaps into place Assembling and Attac...

Page 9: ...d be pointing outward away from the center support of the shelves Attach the remaining three feet in the same way Attaching the bag support shelves to the device 1 Insert the rollers of the first bag...

Page 10: ...es of the device Cleaning Surfaces Step Action Surface cleaning is recommended on an as needed basis Surfaces of the device may be cleaned with a cloth dampened with a neutral detergent or isopropyl a...

Page 11: ...ps in the following areas The clamp covers The tubing holder slots and teeth Cleaning the Wafer Cassette Cartridge Compartment Step Action Wafer cassette cartridge compartment cleaning is recommended...

Page 12: ...being careful not to bend the four claws that hold the air filter in place 4 Clean the filter case with a foam applicator a cotton swab or a cloth dampened with a mild detergent or isopropyl alcohol...

Page 13: ...ay indicates DISPOSAL BOX FULL Normal operations cannot resume until the wafer disposal box has been emptied Removing and emptying the wafer disposal box 1 Pull on the insert on the front of the box t...

Page 14: ...Note The TSCD II device has two photo sensors that align with the slots on the wafer disposal box when it is inserted properly The photo sensors send a message to the LCD display when the box needs to...

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