Syringe Pump & Infusion Pump

Syringe Pump & Infusion Pump

Infusion pumps are generally called volumetric pumps. Its main purpose is to replace the traditional gravity infusion bottle to achieve more accurate and safer drug delivery.

Volume accuracy: ±5%;

Flow compensation

Bubble detection alarm: single bubble size: 30ul, 100ul, 300ul;

cumulated bubble size: 300ul/15min, 500ul/15min

Purge volume: 0.5ml, 1ml, 1.5ml, 2ml

Syringe pump is also called micro-infusion pump. It can be seen from the name that the main purpose of syringe pump is to supplement volumetric infusion pump in micro-administration. Because, when administered in small doses, micro infusion pumps (ie syringe pumps) are more accurate than typical volumetric infusion pumps. Syringe Pump is designed to aid in the administration of many intravenous agents given during anesthetic procedures. In conjunction with the Smart Label System, it is easy to operate-electronic simplicity and provides for the convenient delivery of narcotics, muscle relaxants, and other drugs routinely given during anesthesia.

Anesthesia Syringe Pump is a kind of injection pump, Infusion pumps are probably the most ubiquitous medical devices in the patient care setting, and have become a critical part of anesthesia practice. With the emergence of the new generation of modern “smart” infusion pumps, many safety features have been added to decrease adverse events and improve patient safety. Infusion pumps are used for administering bolus, continuous or long-term medication and fluids, ranging from anesthesia to pain management and enteral feeding.