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Integrated vacuum regulator RVTM3
surgicaldouble

integrated vacuum regulator
integrated vacuum regulator
integrated vacuum regulator
integrated vacuum regulator
integrated vacuum regulator
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Characteristics

Connection type
integrated
Other characteristics
surgical, double

Description

The vacuum regulator is used to measure and adjust the vacuum level within the context of medical suction. It enables to drain substances out of the patient’s body during surgical procedures. The vacuum regulator should be connected to a vacuum source on the wall either using a direct probe or a rail mounting system. It should be associated with a collection jar and a suction hose. Continuous vacuum regulator. Compact, strong and ergonomic device. Manual adjustment of the vacuum gauge from -45° to +45° for a better visibility. Vacuum gauge protected by a plastic housing. ON/OFF switch-button providing a quick restoration of the pre-adjusted vacuum level. Central regulation knob with a free rotation at the end of the course (impossible blocking). Quick adjustment: 2.5 turns are enough to reach the maximum vacuum level. Comfort of use: the needle of the vacuum gauge follows the motion of the control knob, either to increase or to decrease the vacuum level. Supplied as a standard with a 100 ml safety jar equipped with a mechanical anti-overflow safety valve and a single-use antibacterial plastic filter up-front. Made of polycarbonate, autoclavable up to 134°C and unbreakable, this safety jar does not require any sterilization except in case of accidental liquids’ overflow or perforated filter. Money and time savings are guaranteed!

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

MEDICA 2024
MEDICA 2024

11-14 Nov 2024 Dusseldorf (Germany) Hall 11 - Stand E40

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