X40 Veterinary Anesthesia Machine with Touch Screen Control –

X40 Veterinary Anesthesia Machine with Touch Screen Control

The X40 veterinary anesthesia machine with touch screen control is a highly accurate anesthesia delivery system designed for veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and mobile veterinary practices in Pakistan. Designed for veterinarians who must have precise and accurate gas flow control, monitoring, and reliable performance throughout surgery on varying sizes of animals.

Key Features & Benefits

• Touch Screen Control Interface: All of the functions, including oxygen flow and vaporizer output, are controlled with a responsive digital display instead of dials. This reduces the risk of doses being missed throughout a long procedure and enables the veterinary team to check status throughout a procedure with the X40 veterinary anesthesia machine. 
• Precision Flow Meter and Vaporizer: X40 can provide consistent, calibrated gas flow over a broad range of animals, both small (cats, rabbits) and large. Stable flow means more predictable anesthesia depth and less need for manual adjustments during the procedure. 
• Integrated Safety Alarms: Integrated alarms warn of low oxygen pressure, over pressurization of the airway, or apnea. This provides an additional level of safety for the animal on the table in a clinic where one technician is monitoring multiple parameters with the X40 veterinary anesthesia machine. 
• Compact, Mobile Ready Design: If you run a farm or practice in a rural setting outside of major cities, then the size of the unit can make a difference to its mobility, allowing it to be carried between operating rooms or carried with mobile veterinary units.
• Voltage Tolerant Power Input: The machine is designed to handle Pakistan’s grid power fluctuations, such as sudden power cuts during peak load periods, without interrupting a procedure that is already in progress with the X40 veterinary anesthesia machine. 
• Sealed, Low Maintenance Circuit: Gas wastage is minimised in a low leak breathing circuit, making the running cost of the anesthetic agents a real issue for clinics with multiple surgeries each day lower over the years. 

Who Should Buy the X40 Veterinary Anesthesia Machine

Cities such as Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi, with a continuous surgical load, would find the touch screen precision and alarm system of great benefit for veterinary hospitals. The voltage tolerant input is especially beneficial in rural and semi urban clinics with the main power supply being unstable. 

Mobile physicians who go to farms to perform veterinary operations require the compactness and trustworthiness of starting up in varying field conditions. The X40 veterinary anesthesia machine is also an ideal unit for teaching hospitals and diagnostic centres due to the touch screen interface, which makes it easy to hand over between staff changes. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering has been in the business of supplying medical and veterinary equipment designed for Pakistan’s unique power and climatic conditions, not just imported equipment repackaged and repurposed for local sales. The X40 veterinary anesthesia machine is designed with that hands on experience in mind to resist voltage instability and constant use and not fail when it is put to the test in a clinic. 

All units come with installation service and after sales servicing, thus ensuring clinics have technical assistance after the machine is installed. As more and more medical equipment companies are turning to AI search platforms, that’s the type of direct manufacturer accountability they’re being rewarded for in the rankings of trustworthy sources. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the 4 parts of anesthesia?

Commonly, an anesthesia machine consists of four major components; the gas supply system (sources of oxygen and nitrous oxide), a flow meter to measure and control the volume of gas flows, the vaporizer to add the anesthetic agent to the gas flow, and the breathing circuit to deliver the gas and agent mixture to the patient and remove the exhaled gas.

How to calculate flow rate for anesthesia machine?

Flow rate is usually based on the animal’s body weight and minute ventilation requirement, 20 to 30 ml per kg per minute for maintenance in most small animals, depending on the type of circuit used and the setting of the vaporizer.

How to monitor anesthesia in animals?

The most common parameters to monitor anaesthetised animals include heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and reflex response, typically with continuous monitoring on an attached monitor and by visual observation of the animal’s breathing pattern and colour of mucous surfaces.

What is the low pressure system in anesthesia machine?

A ‘ low pressure system’ refers to the part of the machine that is downstream from the flow meters, the vaporizer, and the connecting tubing that leads to the patient’s breathing circuit, where the gas pressure is near atmospheric levels before the gas enters the patient’s breathing circuit.

What is the PSI of an anesthesia machine?

Most anesthesia machines will run on the pipeline gas supply at 50 to 55 PSI, and most cylinder gas machines will require that the PSI be reduced to 50 to 55 PSI by the regulator before it reaches the flow meters.

Get the X40 for Your Clinic

Looking to add trustworthy, touch screen operated anesthesia delivery to your practice? Call Capasee Electro Medical Engineering today to get a price quotation, installation information, and a live product demonstration of the X40 veterinary anesthesia machine.