Premier XP with Rolling Stand - SKU_1780590183873_47
Premier XP with Rolling Stand - SKU_1780590183873_47
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Premier XP with Rolling Stand - SKU_1780590183873_47
Premier XP with Rolling Stand - SKU_1780590183873_47
The Premier XP Veterinary Anesthesia Machine with Rolling Stand is a versatile and mobile anesthesia system designed for veterinary clinics, surgical suites, and field applications. Built for reliable inhalation anesthesia delivery, it combines precision flow control, integrated rebreathing capability, and a stable rolling stand for easy transport between treatment areas.
Features
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Precision oxygen flowmeter for accurate anesthetic delivery
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Integrated rebreathing system with CO₂ absorber compatibility
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Mounted on a heavy-duty rolling stand for mobility
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Selectatec-compatible vaporizer mounting system
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Compact design suitable for clinics and mobile setups
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Easy-to-read gauges for clear monitoring and control
Benefits
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Portable anesthesia solution for flexible clinic workflow
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Reliable and consistent gas delivery system
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Easy movement between rooms or treatment areas
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Durable design for long-term veterinary use
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Ideal for clinics, hospitals, and mobile veterinary services
What Our Experts Think
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Mobile veterinary anesthesia machine with rolling stand for flexible clinical use
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Designed for small animal anesthesia with stable and reliable gas delivery
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Precision oxygen flowmeter ensures accurate anesthetic control during procedures
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Compact workstation layout improves workflow efficiency in busy clinics
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Durable construction suitable for daily veterinary surgical environments
Q&A
Q: What is included with this model?
A: The anesthesia machine comes with a dedicated rolling stand for mobility.
Q: What type of patients is it designed for?
A: It is designed for small animal veterinary anesthesia procedures.
Q: Is it easy to move between rooms?
A: Yes, the rolling stand allows smooth transport within clinical settings.
Q: Does it support standard anesthesia circuits?
A: Yes, it is compatible with standard veterinary anesthesia breathing systems.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect breathing circuits and connections before each use
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Replace soda lime regularly for proper CO₂ absorption
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Clean and disinfect machine surfaces after procedures
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Check flowmeters and valves for leaks or irregular readings
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Ensure wheels and locking mechanisms function properly
