Infusion Pump
Infusion pumps are essential medical devices designed to deliver precise amounts of fluids, such as medications or nutrients, into a patient’s circulatory system. These devices are widely used in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings to ensure controlled and consistent administration of intravenous therapies. Their accuracy and reliability help prevent dosing errors and improve patient outcomes in diverse medical treatments.
The applications of infusion pumps span various clinical scenarios, including anesthesia, chemotherapy, pain management, and nutritional feeding. With technological advances, modern infusion pumps feature programmable settings, alarms, and safety mechanisms that allow healthcare providers to customize treatment according to patient needs, thereby enhancing safety and treatment efficiency. These pumps are indispensable tools in both general and specialized care.
What You Need to Know Before Choosing an Infusion Pump and Making an Investment
Key Factors to Consider
When selecting an infusion pump, consider the accuracy of the delivery rate as a top priority. The device should support programmable rates to accommodate different treatment protocols with minimal error. Safety features such as alarms and occlusion detection are vital to alert healthcare providers to any infusion issues promptly.
Compatibility with various fluids and ease of use are also key factors. Pumps must handle both continuous and intermittent infusion modes and be suitable for different types of pharmaceuticals or nutritional solutions. Additionally, user interface design impacts staff efficiency and training requirements, making ergonomic control panels important.
Price Range in the Market
Infusion pumps can vary widely in price depending on their sophistication, brand, and included features. Basic models suitable for low-complexity infusions are more affordable, while advanced devices with integrated safety systems and connectivity capabilities command higher prices.
Generally, professional-grade infusion pumps intended for hospital use may range from several hundred to a few thousand dollars. It is important to balance initial investment costs with long-term reliability and support services to maximize value for your clinical setting.
Value for Money
Quality-price ratio depends strongly on the robustness and functionality of the infusion pump. Devices offering precise control, safety alarms, and flexible programming tend to offer better cost-effectiveness by reducing risk and increasing treatment success rates.
Lower-cost pumps may have shorter lifespans or require more frequent maintenance, whereas premium models often come with extended warranties and durable components. Selecting a pump from a reputable supplier like Kalstein ensures efficiency, safety, and overall better investment value.
Lifespan Expectancy Based on Use and Maintenance
The lifespan of an infusion pump largely depends on regular maintenance and the clinical demands placed on it. Routine calibration and cleaning extend device functionality, preventing mechanical or electronic failures that compromise performance.
Proper user training and adherence to manufacturer guidelines also impact longevity. Environmental factors such as humidity or temperature extremes should be controlled to avoid premature deterioration. Kalstein supports customers with technical services to prolong equipment life.
KALSTEIN INFUSION PUMPS
Among many products, at Kalstein you can find the ideal infusion pump for your Clinic
If you don’t know which infusion pump to buy, consider factors like precision, programmability, ease of use, compatibility with various fluids, and safety features. Kalstein offers a comprehensive selection designed to meet diverse clinical requirements and budgets, making it easier to select a device that fits your healthcare setting perfectly.
Syringe Pump YR05165
4.3 Inch Large LCD Screen Remote Control Infusion Suction Pump YR05164
The 4.3 Inch Large LCD Screen Remote Control Infusion Suction Pump YR05164 is an advanced medical device designed to ens…
Our most sold infusion pump
- 4.3 inches large LCD screen, with different colors show.
- With LCD backlight, can use in various lighting conditions.
- Time display, convenience for show and time memory.
- Simultaneous display: Time, Battery, Injection State, Mode, Speed, Injection volume and time, Syringe size, Alarm sound,Block,Accuracy, Body weight, Durg, Dose and Liquid amount.
- Remote control function, can adjust speed, time, volume and drug amonut directly, easier operation, save doctor and nurse’s time.
- Advanced technology, mainly based on Linux system, more safe and steady. All technical are designed by ourselves, further update is available.
- Multi injection modes: V mode, T mode, and body weight mode.
- Alarm: including all abnormal conditions alarm system, with visible, audible and details show on the screen.
Technical Description
| Model | YR05165 |
| Rate range | 50ml syringe: 0.1~1800ml/h (0.1~999.9ml/h step:0.1ml/h) 30ml syringe: 0.1~900ml/h (1000~1800ml/h step: 0.1ml/h) 20ml syringe: 0.1~600ml/h 10ml syringe: 0.1~300ml/h 5ml syringe: 0.1~150ml/h |
| Volume limit | 0.1~1999.9ml (step: 0.1ml) Accumulated volume 9999.9ml (step: 0.1ml) Accuracy Within ± 2% KVO Rate: 0.1~5ml/h (adjustable, step:0.1ml/h) |
| Fuse | F1AL/250V(“F” indicate fast, low breaking, capacity) 2 pcs (installed inside pump) |
| Power Supply | 110~220V, 50Hz, Built-in rechargeable battery, 11.1V, capacity≥2000mAh; After charging 10 hours, it can work at 5ml/h (GB9706.27 average rate) about 4 hours. |
| Purge Rate | 50ml syringe: 1800ml/h (Bolus rate: 1200ml/h) 30ml syringe: 900ml/h (Bolus rate: 600ml/h) 20ml syringe: 600ml/h (Bolus rate: 400ml/h) 10ml syringe: 300ml/h (Bolus rate: 200ml/h) 5ml syringe: 150ml/h (Bolus rate: 100ml/h) |
| Alarm | Liquid volume nearlu alarm, Liquid injection Finish Alarm, Doses injection finished alarm, occlusion alarm, syringe off alarm, syringe non-interlaced correctly alarm, low battery, low battery alarm. Power off alarms. Occlusion Threee levels for Occlusion: high, Middle, Low |
| Working surrounding | Temperature: +5~+40°C Humidiy: 20%~ 90% Storage surrounding Temperature: -30°C ~ +50°C Humidity: ≤ 95% |
| Atmosphere Pressure | 860hPa ~ 1060hPa Safe Class I type CF devices, Internal Battery, Intermittent Load continues working Size: 282mm(L) * 210mm(W) * 148mm(H) Weight: 2.2kgs |
| Accessories | Pump, Remote Controller, Power line, User manual, Guarantee card, Certificate |
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FAQs
The delivery time for your Kalstein product will depend on the following:
- Whether the equipment of your interest is in stock or if it needs to be manufactured.
- The type of freight selected, which can be either air or sea.
- Equipment in stock:
– Delivery Time (Air): 15-30 days.
– Delivery Time (Sea): 45-60 days.
- Equipment not in stock:
– Delivery Time (Air): 30-60 days.
– Delivery Time (Sea): 60-90 days.
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- E-commerce: Through the official Kalstein website in your country.
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