Negative Pressure Wound Therapy(NPWT) Canister
Negative-pressure wound therapy canister: A disposable item designed to collect waste fluid generated during negative-pressure wound therapy; requires periodic replacement.
Multiple Capacity Options: 300 ml,500ml, and 1000ml
Wound Vac Therapy System
In Negative Pressure Wound Therapy(NPWT), the Wound Dressing Kit is in direct contact with the wound and is connected to a vacuum collection canister via a tube.
The negative-pressure vacuum tank must be connected to the machine to function.
Suitable for: 500ml, 1000ml
Compact and portable; suitable for home use.
Compatible with: 300ml vacuum canisters.
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Vacuum Drainage Canisters of Various Capacities
To accommodate various models of negative pressure wound therapy(NPWT) devices and cover a wider range of usage scenarios, we designed vacuum collection canisters in three different capacities.
Consumable of NPWT, wound vac canister
- Wound pressure detection connector
- Suction tube connector
- Overflow protector
- Snap-fit joint
Canister overflow prevention, highly absorbent gel, capable of absorbing excess waste liquid in the canister
Anti-sloshing canister: The maze design inside prevents the waste from flowing into the main unit after the machine has been dropped
How to connect the suction tube to the wound vac canister?
Connect the two joints of the suction tube respectively to the wound pressure detection connector and the suction tube connector on the wound vac canister.
Note:
When the overflow protector is in contact with water, the device will stop working. Replace the wound vac canister with a new one, and tap “Start”; the device will resume working. The overflow protector is inside the canister and requires no installation/debugging by the user; after pipelining, it can function normally when operated as per the User Manual.
It is unnecessary to empty the wound vac canister; after a single use, press the unlocking button to remove the canister from the main unit, and dispose of it according
to the hospital’s rules on the disposal of medical waste.
NPWT stands for “Negative Pressure Wound Therapy” and refers to a wound dressing system that treats wounds by applying negative pressure to the wound surface, either continuously or intermittently. NPWT has become a common treatment modality for managing a wide range of acute and chronic wounds.
Only doctors or trained nurses are recommended to operate the products or change dressings.
We have obtained the CE certificate, Chinese Free Sales certificate, ISO13485 certificate, and so on, for the device.
PROMED understands that different countries have different regulations for importing medical devices. So yes, we could provide the required documents to our customers. Please contact our team for details.