Faraaz Medical Device

We are delighted to offer our valued clients a comprehensive selection of Mapleson C Circuit Breathing Systems. Our full range of products is consistently appreciated for its quality and reliability by those we have the pleasure of serving.

Features

• High reliability

• Durable and long-lasting design

• Lightweight and portable

• Comprehensive solution for medical gas delivery

Description Construction

The trolley is constructed using a rigid tubular steel section, available in either stainless steel or electromagnetically powder-coated finish to ensure enhanced durability and resistance to wear.

Drawer

Equipped with a conveniently sized drawer for ease of use and storage.

Gas Control System

• Integrated rotameter block for both Oxygen (O₂) and Nitrous Oxide (N₂O), featuring precise fine adjustment controls.

• Color-coded knobs with a luminous back plate provide clear and easy visibility.

• Oxygen flow meter: Calibrated from 100 cc/min to 10 L/min.

• Nitrous Oxide flow meter: Calibrated from 200 cc/min to 12 L/min, measured downstream of the oxygen flow.

Vaporizer

Includes one Goldman-type vaporizer designed for Halothane.

Safety Features

• Fitted with a non-return and emergency oxygen unit incorporating a blow-off valve to prevent pressure build-up exceeding 200 cm water column.

• Designed to minimize the risk of gas backflow, ensuring operator and patient safety.

Regulators & Circuits

• Two forged-quality, pre-set regulators — one each for Oxygen (O₂) and Nitrous Oxide (N₂O).

• High-pressure, non-interchangeable tubing ensures a secure and reliable connection to the flow meter inlet.

• Supplied complete with one Magill’s circuit and one Bain breathing circuit for comprehensive functionality.

Goldman Halothane Vaporizer which is primarily used in hospitals due to their critical and very important requirement and performance. These are vaporized assemble which are especially designed with a ratchet type control valve to control and maintain from the minimum to optimum concentration of the agent vapor. The increase in which might cause certain accidents and mishaps.