Description

Electric Syringe Pump

The electric syringe pump is a precision clinical infusion device used for accurate and stable medication delivery with standard disposable syringes. Adopting microprocessor control and high-precision stepper motor drive, it ensures consistent injection speed and real-time infusion monitoring, providing reliable continuous medication administration for various clinical scenarios.

Features

● High-precision syringe infusion and flow rate control

● Compatible with all standard disposable medical syringes

● Supports 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, 30ml and 50ml syringe specifications

● Freely adjustable infusion rate for flexible clinical dosing

● Real-time full-process infusion status monitoring

● Multi-scenario sound and light alarm reminder system

● Intuitive user interface for simple and fast operation

● Compact and space-saving design for ward and bedside placement

Safety Functions

● Occlusion pressure alarm

● Syringe empty & finish alarm

● Abnormal operation error alarm

● Real-time injection status tracking and protection

Applications

Used in:

● Intensive Care Units (ICU)

● Hospital operating rooms

● Clinical anesthesia departments

● Emergency rescue treatment

● Pediatric precise medication infusion

● Oncology chemotherapy drug delivery

● General internal and surgical departments

Technical Specifications

● Product Type: Clinical Electric Syringe Pump

● Applicable Syringes: 5ml / 10ml / 20ml / 30ml / 50ml

● Control System: Intelligent microprocessor control

● Drive System: Precision stepper motor drive

● Infusion Mode: Constant-speed stable injection

● Alarm Mode: Audible and visual dual alarm

● Power Supply: AC mains power supply

● Clinical Use: Accurate medication infusion and injection control

Product Advantages

● Delivers ultra-stable and high-accuracy drug administration

● Ideal equipment for long-term continuous infusion therapy

● User-friendly operation reduces clinical workload

● Wide compatibility covering mainstream syringe sizes

● Multi-department adaptability for standardized hospital use