SURGICAL ASPIRATOR (AS64R), 60l/min, 230V
Valid Article
ASPIRATOR, SURGICAL (AS64R)
Definition
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate large volumes of gas, liquid, tissue and/or other debris from a surgical site by means of suction during surgical procedures. It generally consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) suction pump, a regulator and gauge, one or more collection canisters, plastic tubes connecting the components to each other, and an overflow protection and/or bacteria filter. The vacuum capability should be at least 400 mm Hg; free flow rates may be as high as 35 liter/min.
Specifications
Electrical surgical aspirator for the operating theatre.
- powerful aspiration
- jars of 4 liters
- accurate settings by regulator
- quadruple block pump soundproof
- functioning without greasing
- electronic start-up circuit: ensures start-up in all conditions
- compact rolling model
- safety too full flostop
Quality standards
Quality Standards Comment
- ISO 10079-4:2021: Medical suction equipment — Part 4: General requirements
Components
- 1 x suction pump ref. V20A64R
- 1 x pneumatic pedal ref. 21SA01
- 10 x tube diam. 7/13 mm ref. V21TD73
- 4 x plastic jar (polycarbonate) 4 l ref. V21RPC4
- 2 x security bottle with antibacterial filter
Technical specifications
- Vacuum capacity: 60 l/mn ± 10%
- Adjustable depression, maximum 800 mbar
- Vacuometer control 0-1000 mbar
- Rubber pneumatic pedal control
- 4 plastic jars, 4 l each, graduated, with plug, autoclavable
- Automatic overflow switch device at the level of the jar's plug
- 2 security bottles, 300 ml, with overflow switch
- Support on castors
- Aspirating tube: 5 m, inner Ø 7 mm, silicone, autoclavable
- Power supply
- Voltage: 230 V ± 10%, 50 Hz
- Power 135 VA
- External fuses 5TSF 5x20 1A
- Power lighting switch
Dimensions
- Dimensions: 35 x 36 x 43 cm
- Weight: 16 kg
Instructions for use
Refer to instructions for use and maintenance guides.
Precautions for Use
Secure the electrical protection of the apparatus with a double conversion UPS (see related articles below).
Maintenance
- The apparatus and the pedal must be cleaned and disinfected with a detergent/disinfectant for surfaces/non-invasive medical equipment.
- The 4L collection jars (in polycarbonate) must be cleaned and sterilized by steam autoclave after each use at 121°C. Follow the instructions of the manufacturer (autoclave at 121°C during 15 minutes, do not use chlorine).
- The safety bottle with cap should only be cleaned if it contained liquid (and not routinely after each use). If the bottle has overflowed, the antibacterial filter must be replaced. It should not be sterilised in the autoclave
MSF requirements
Can be used in surgery and anaesthesia.