Its pink color and compact design make it a convenient and essential tool for treating pediatric patients. The sale of this item may be subject to regulation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and state and local regulatory agencies.
Material: ISU Model 6-1251. Freight quotes will be provided promptly upon request, or one can select Local Pickup and manage the transportation pickup and expense directly. Weight (lbs): 2.0000. Location: White Marsh, MD.
Material: 200. Includes Necessary Power Cords: No. Weight (lbs): 2.0000. Location: Lakeland, FL. Serial Number: GFHC21960. Item #:Inv-00693323. Freight quotes will be provided promptly upon request, or one can select Local Pickup and manage the transportation pickup and expense directly.
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Godlevsky Enterprises, LLC ~ Cliff Godlevsky ~ Call /Text or whatsapp: 5207090315 This Ohio Ohmeda 1251 Intermittent Suction Vacuum Regulator Unit is in good cosmetic and tested working condition. It is guaranteed not to be DOA. This listing is for one, but there are fifty available. All devices have been hooked up to an external vacuum pump and tested. All gauges are working and reading properly. Both the continuous and intermittent modes are working. All devices have a Ohmeda Diamond Adapter, all of which are are great condition. The tubing nipples are in perfect condition. We also have other types of Vacuum Regulators in other listings!.
The Ohmeda Vacuum Regulator is a three-mode continuous suction device designed for use in various medical disciplines such as plastic surgery, emergency medicine, and anesthesia. With a flow rate ranging from 0-80LPM and a continuous mode, it is capable of providing precise suction control for a wide range of applications. This analog vacuum regulator, made by Ohmeda in the United States, is a reliable tool for healthcare professionals in both clinical and laboratory settings.
