Infusion pump
Infusion pumps are medical devices that are used to generate mechanical pressure to move a fluid through a tube into the patient's vascular system, thus allowing medicinal fluids to be administered more accurately. These medical teams play a key role in the technological devices used in a surgical operation, especially in the induction and maintenance of total intravenous anesthesia, but also in the administration of medication needed by the patient while in the operating room
Infusion pumps are used because of their ability to deliver medications and solutions at high pressures that cannot be reached with manually operated or gravity-dependent equipment, such as during intra-arterial drug administration, or very rapid flows of solutions during resuscitation (200-1000 ml/h).
Types of Infusion Pump that the medical sector may need
Remote Control Infusion Suction Pump
4.3-inch color LCD screen with backlight suitable for working in various ambient light conditions.Infusion monitoring system (optional), the status of each pump is displayed in real time at the central station through wireless transmission. Displays the time...
ULTRASOUND LAPTOP 15 INCH DISPLAY YR05165
15.1″ high resolution color LED backlight display, with high contrast and wide viewing angle, touch screen is optional, display mode: B, 2B, 4B, B/M, M, image storage: 4G hard drive to permanently store around 5000 frames...
Our Best Selling Infusion Pump
- Large LCD screen, with backlight, suitable for working in various ambient light conditions.
- Disposable intravenous equipment of any brand is suitable for this pump
- Three working modes: rate/volume/time mode
- Purge KVO function
- The heating function is optional, suitable for infusing in winter or if there is a requirement for the temperature of the drug.
- The central monitoring system is optional, the infusion status of each pump is displayed in real time at the central station through wireless transmission.
The use of infusion pumps dates back to the late 1960s and from then until today, these medical devices continue to be used continuously in the health sector. The introduction of these devices facilitated the administration of parenteral solutions and blood transfusions, since prior to their appearance, the flow of fluids had to be monitored to achieve accuracy in the process, but this was not fully functional because it delayed the patient's recovery.
Pump type | Drip Type Infusion Pump | ||
Pumping Form | peristaltic fingers | ||
Adjustable Fall Rate Range | 1 ~ 400 drops / min (step: 1 drop / min) | ||
Adjustable Volume Rate Range | 1 ~ 1200 ml / h (when 1 ~ 99.9 ml / h, step: 0.1 ml / h; greater than 99.9 ml / h, step: 1 ml / h) | ||
Flow Accuracy | Within 3% or so (using manufacturer’s designated IV kit or high quality calibrated IV kit) | ||
Mechanical precision | within 2% or so | ||
Purge Rate | 800ml / h | ||
KVO rate | 1 ml / hour (1 ~ 300 ml / hour) | ||
3 ml / h (more than 300 ml / h) | |||
Infusion Volume Range | 1 ml ~ 9999.9 ml (step: 0.1 ml) | ||
Maximum Accumulated Volume | 9999.9 ml (step: 0.1 ml) | ||
Time interval | 1 min ~ 9999 min (step: 1 min) | ||
Occlusion Alarm Threshold | Height: 800 mmHg + -200 mmHg (106.7 kPa + -26.7 kPa) | ||
Medium: 500 mmHg + -100 mmHg (66.7 kPa + -13.3 kPa) | |||
Low: 300 mmHg + -100 mmHg (40.7 kPa + -13.3 kPa) | |||
Alarm | Infusion Full, Empty, Bad Signal, Malfunction, Occlusion, Door Open, Air Bubble, Low Battery, Setup Error, AC Power Off, Idle. | ||
Air Bubble Detector Method | ultrasonic wave, sensitivity: greater than or equal | ||
25 l | |||
Fuse | F1AL / 250V (“F” indicates fast, “L” indicates low breaking power), 2 pieces (installed inside the pump). | ||
Power supply | AC 85 ~ 265V, 50 / 60Hz; | ||
Internal Battery | 11.1V rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Capacity: greater than or equal to 2000 mAh; | ||
The pump can run more than 4 hours at a flow rate of 25ml / h after charging for 8 hours (average flow rate specified by GB 9706.27-2005). | |||
Energy | less than or equal to 40VA | ||
Size | 188mm (length) x 198mm (width) x 228mm (height) | ||
Weight | 2.2 kg | ||
Environmental requirements | Transport | ||
Ambient temperature: -30 ° C ~ + 55 ° C | |||
Relative humidity: 20% ~ 95% (non-condensing) | |||
Atmospheric pressure: 70kPa ~ 106kPa | |||
Storage | |||
Ambient temperature: -30 ° C ~ + 55 ° C | |||
Relative humidity: 20% ~ 95% | |||
Atmospheric pressure: 70kPa ~ 106kPa | |||
Operation | |||
Ambient temperature: + 5 ~ + 40 ° C | |||
Relative humidity: 20% ~ 90% | |||
Atmospheric pressure: 86kPa ~ 106kPas | |||
Calibration function | disposable IV set of any brand is suitable for this pump | ||
Three Working Modes | Rate / volume / time mode | ||
Alarm | Infusion Full, Empty, Bad Signal, Malfunction, Occlusion, Door Open, Air Bubble, Low Battery, Setup Error, AC Power Off, Idle. |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Infusion Pumps
How to know the prices of the Infusion Pumps?
To know the price of Infusion Pumps we invite you to send us an email with your request through the contact form.
What are the delivery times of the Infusion Pumps?
The delivery time of your Kalstein product will depend on the following:
- If the equipment of your interest is in stock or if it must be manufactured.
- The type of freight you have chosen may be either air or sea.
- Equipment in stock:
– Delivery Time (Air): 15-30 days.
– Delivery Time (Maritime): 45-60 days.
- Equipment not in stock:
– Delivery Time (Air): 30-60 days.
– Delivery Time (Maritime): 60-90 days.
How to make a purchase of Infusion Pumps?
You can purchase through:
- By email: sales@kalstein.eu
- By phone: +33 (0) 1 78 95 87 02
- E-commerce: Via Kalstein's official website in your country.
How does the warranty work?
At Kalstein, we provide our customers with induction and technical support through new online methods. You can visit our induction videos, technical assistance and guidance provided by a Kalstein team through our Youtube channel HERE