Veterinary Medical Endoscopy Laparoscopic CO2 Insufflator for Pets

• Customization: Available
• Syringe: Disposable Sterile Syringe
• Blood Sampling Needle: Disposable Vacuum Blood Sampling
• Model NO.: CF-10
• Breathing Pattern: Auto-Control
• Transport Package: Carton
• Trademark: Shinova
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8421199090
• Production Capacity: 10000PCS/Year
• Package Size: 1.00cm * 1.00cm * 1.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 11.000kg

Product Description

Veterinary CO2 Insufflator

Model: CF-10

 

Product Description

 

Features:

Fully automatic silent design

Free choice of three flow rates: 4L/6L/10L

Special insufflator for animals, especially for small animals like dogs, cats, etc.

Automatic alarm function and safe procedure monitoring

To provide wide view and surgical space for animal laparoscopic surgery to connect with CO2 cylinders

Product Parameters

 

 

Specifications:

Flow rate: 4L/min, 6L/min, 10L/min

Maximum flow rate: 10L/min, adjustable

Preset pressure: 0.67kPa~3.30kPa (5mmHg~25mmHg)

Control accuracy: ±0.13kPa (1mmHg)

Power: 40w

Gas source: medical CO2

Working pressure alarm: When it exceeds 4.40kPa±5% (i.e. 33mmHg±5%) for more than 3 seconds, it will

alarm and relieve the pressure to the set pressure.

Cylinder pressure alarm: When the cylinder gas output pressure is ≤0.29MPa (3kgf/cm2), the insufficiency

machine will alarm to remind ventilation.

Ambient temperature: 5ºC~40ºC

Relative humidity: 30~75%

Atmospheric pressure: 70kPa~106kPa

Power supply: AC 220V, 50Hz
 

Standard configuration:

Main unit, high-pressure tube, decompressing valve, silicone tube, power cord, fuse, etc

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Company Profile

 

About Us

SHINOVA, incorporated in October 2005, is a professional veterinary equipment manufacturer and veterinary solutions provider primarily for animal hospitals and clinics.
With leading research, design, operation and service capabilities, Shinova devotes ourselves to providing advanced veterinary techniques for veterinarians to solve all the diagnostic and treatment difficulties of animal care.