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  • Taema Clarys 2000 Anesthesia Ventilator

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anesthesia Ventilator

    • Manufacturer: Taema

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anesthesia Ventilator The CLARYS 2000 respirator has two modes of controlled ventilation - volume (VC) and pressure (PC), both of which are very efficient thanks to a high inspiratory flow rate....

    Lyon, France
  • Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator

    • Manufacturer: Taema

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator Monoblock autoclavable (134°C/18 min) Supplied with: O2/Air/N2O Mixer Manual VM Spontaneous VS Volume controlled VC Pressure controlled PC Intermittent Volume Control ICV ...

    Lyon, France
  • Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator

    • Manufacturer: Taema

    Taema Clarys 2000 Anaesthesia Ventilator Monoblock autoclavable (134°C/18 min) Supplied with: O2/Air/N2O flexibles and mixer Without cell and oxygen sensor, sold as is Manual VM Spontaneous VS Volume controlled V...

    Lyon, France

Overview

Ventilators are essential machines used to provide mechanical ventilation to patients who are unable to breathe adequately on their own. These devices are commonly used in hospitals, intensive care units, and during surgeries to ensure patients receive the necessary oxygen. Ventilators can be life-saving and are crucial in critical care settings.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used ventilator?

Check the ventilator's age, condition, and service history. Ensure it meets current medical standards and has been maintained properly. Verify that all necessary accessories and manuals are included.

How do I ensure the ventilator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a medical equipment shipping service that specializes in handling delicate machinery. Ensure the ventilator is securely packaged and labeled as fragile.

What is the maintenance schedule for a ventilator?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning and sterilizing components, checking and replacing filters, and performing system diagnostics. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.