LabVet Anesthesia Machine 3 Patient - SKU_1780596069020_577
LabVet Anesthesia Machine 3 Patient - SKU_1780596069020_577
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LabVet Anesthesia Machine 3 Patient - SKU_1780596069020_577
LabVet Anesthesia Machine 3 Patient - SKU_1780596069020_577
The LabVet Anesthesia Machine 3 Patient is a multi-station veterinary anesthesia system designed for laboratory and research environments requiring simultaneous or sequential anesthesia delivery. It is built for efficiency, precision, and control in research labs, universities, and veterinary teaching facilities handling multiple small animal procedures.
Features
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Multi-station design supporting up to 3 patient setups
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Precision oxygen flow control for each anesthesia line
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Integrated CO₂ absorber system for safe rebreathing anesthesia
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Compatible vaporizer mounting for inhalant anesthetics
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Centralized workstation layout for efficient lab workflow
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Clear gauges for individual patient monitoring
Benefits
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Efficient multi-patient anesthesia management
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Improves workflow in research and teaching labs
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Reliable and controlled gas delivery per station
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Space-saving centralized design for laboratory use
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Ideal for universities, biotech labs, and veterinary research centers
What Our Experts Think
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Multi-patient veterinary anesthesia system designed for laboratory and clinical research use
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Supports up to 3 patient stations, improving workflow efficiency in high-volume settings
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Precision flow control ensures accurate and stable anesthetic delivery to each circuit
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Compact, organized layout reduces clutter while maximizing operational capacity
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Ideal for research labs, teaching hospitals, and veterinary training facilities
Q&A
Q: What does “3 Patient” mean?
A: It allows anesthesia delivery to up to three patients using separate circuits.
Q: Is this suitable for research labs?
A: Yes, it is designed for laboratory, teaching, and research environments.
Q: Can each patient be controlled separately?
A: Yes, each station has independent flow control for individual management.
Q: Is it used for large clinics?
A: Yes, it is ideal for high-throughput veterinary and research facilities.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect all breathing circuits and connections before each use
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Replace soda lime regularly for effective CO₂ absorption
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Clean and disinfect all stations after procedures
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Check flowmeters and valves for leaks or inconsistent readings
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Schedule routine servicing and calibration for all connected systems
