O2 AIR Veterinary Anesthetic Machine – LCD Color Screen

O2 AIR Veterinary Anesthetic Machine – LCD Color Screen

The O2 AIR veterinary anesthetic machine is an exact precision built anesthesia delivery machine intended for veterinary hospitals, clinics, and mobile animal surgery units throughout Pakistan. It is designed for vets who require precise gas flow control and real time monitoring during treatments to both companion animals and livestock.

Key Features & Benefits

• LCD color screen with live readouts. View oxygen flow, vaporizer settings, and circuit status with one glance, eliminating the need to guess during a procedure with both hands occupied. The veterinary anesthetic machine provides clear information during procedures. 
• Precision flow control valve. Fine adjustments allow you to adjust the gas mixture for a small cat as well as a large dog or a farm animal, reducing the amount of anaesthetic used and animal stress with the veterinary anesthetic machine. 
• Built in safety pressure release. Helps keep the patient’s lungs from sudden changes in pressure, particularly during long orthopedic or abdominal surgeries.
• Stable voltage tolerance. Designed to cope with power cuts and surges that often happen on the Pakistani grid, so that if the power drops or surges during surgery, it won’t affect the supply of gas in the veterinary anesthetic machine. 
• Portable, clinic ready frame. The wheeled base and compact footprint allow for mobility between operation theatres or loading into a mobile vet van for field visits.
• Compatible with standard vaporizers. Compatible with the isoflurane and halothane vaporizers already in use in Pakistani veterinary clinics, thus avoiding the need for changing existing consumables when using the veterinary anesthetic machine. 

None of these is a spec per se. An overworked vet performing two surgeries at a time in a busy clinic requires a machine that won’t wander off, that won’t stop working when the power gets shaky, and that won’t require a manual to read halfway through the procedure. This veterinary anesthetic machine is what you need to fix that. 

Who Should Buy This / Use Cases

It is suitable for veterinary hospitals in big cities such as Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad that perform multiple surgeries daily and are still experiencing load shedding and voltage fluctuations regularly, as well as small veterinary hospitals. The portability and battery powered nature of the frame are a great advantage for mobile veterinary practitioners who go to farms for any veterinary services. 

Machines such as this are also employed in veterinary teaching hospitals for school training; because of their LCD readout, the concept of gas flow is easier to explain in live demonstrations with a veterinary anesthetic machine. If your clinic has experienced problems with older analog machines not maintaining calibration after a power outage, this was designed to solve that issue. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has been creating medical and veterinary equipment for years, specifically for Pakistani conditions, not for importing it from other countries, which are used for stable power systems in Western nations. All units are voltage checked before leaving our facility. In a smaller city, a clinic will not be left waiting weeks for a repair, as we provide support for after sales service and spare parts. Our technicians know not only electronics but also veterinary workflows, which translates to unique support after the sale of the veterinary anesthetic machine. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a veterinary anesthesia machine cost?

The cost of the vaporizer depends on the features it offers, such as the type of screen, vaporizer compatibility, and the build quality. For the latest price on the O2 AIR model, please check with Capasee directly, as pricing is subject to change due to import duties and component availability.

What are the types of anaesthesia machines?

Two main types of continuous flow machines are mix gas and oxygen as they are flown and draw over machines, which do not require compressed gas and are suitable for field use. The O2 AIR is a continuous flow machine designed for clinics and hospitals.

What type of anesthesia do vets use?

Many vets will use an inhalant anesthetic such as isoflurane, which is delivered using a precision vaporizer connected to the anesthetic machine, in conjunction with an injectable sedative for induction prior to being placed on the inhalant. 

How to set up a veterinary anaesthetic machine?

Setup is the process of connecting the oxygen source and attaching the vaporizer, checking the breathing circuit for leaks, and calibrating the flow rates prior to the patient’s connection. Capasee offers setup directions for all units purchased. 

What is the flow rate for veterinary anesthesia?

There are different flow rates for different animals, typically from 0.5 to 3 liters per minute depending on the stage of the procedure, where higher flow rates are used during induction and lower flow rates for maintenance. 

Get in Touch

So you’re ready to provide your clinic with a dependable veterinary anesthetic machine. Call Capasee Electro Medical Engineering now to get your price, availability, and setup support.