The primary purpose of the Emergency Medical Equipment Medical Tourniquet is to stop bleeding by inflating a hemostatic cuff to compress blood vessels during limb surgeries.
No, the electric pneumatic hemostasis device is not suitable for femoral artery hemostasis; it is designed for use on the limbs.
The tourniquet system includes battery backup, visual and audio alarms, positive locking connectors, and self-diagnostic tests to ensure patient safety.
It utilizes advanced microprocessor technology that includes continuous monitoring and self-diagnostic tests for dependable performance.
The automatic tourniquet machine can be mounted on an I.V. pole or placed on a table, providing flexibility in usage.
The inflation time at maximum rated air pressure (from less than 30 mmHg) should be 60 seconds or less.
The package weight of the tourniquet system is 13 kg.
The tourniquet can control a rated output air pressure from 30 mmHg to 650 mmHg.
The touchscreen user interface is large and adjustable, making it easy to read from a distance and simple to set up with user-defined default pressure and time settings.
The tourniquet uses a lithium-ion battery with a duration of approximately 4 hours.
The working conditions include an ambient temperature of 5 ℃ to 40 ℃, relative humidity of ≤ 85%, and atmospheric pressure between 860 hPa and 1060 hPa.
The work noise level of the tourniquet is ≤ 80 dB.
Yes, the dual cuffs of the tourniquet allow for precise, independent monitoring and performance for bilateral or Bier Block procedures.
The package dimensions are 620 mm x 620 mm x 430 mm.
The tourniquet system provides accurate pressure monitoring, ensuring that the pressure remains stable within ± 10 mmHg for patient safety.
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