Disposable IV Pressure Infusion Bag with Plastic Manometer for Real-Time Pressure Monitoring | InfuSure® DIB-PM:
Key Benefits of InfuSure® DIB-PM:
Typical Clinical Applications
Clear Pressure Reading
The plastic manometer supports real-time visual pressure monitoring, allowing staff to check the pressure level during use.
Easy Manual Inflation
The hand inflation bulb allows quick manual pressurization without external power supply.
Pressure Sleeve for Standard IV Fluid Bags
The sleeve design helps hold standard IV fluid bags securely during pressure-assisted administration.
IV Pole Hanging Design
The top hanging structure allows the pressure infusion bag to be positioned conveniently on an IV pole or clinical stand.
Disposable Clinical Workflow
The disposable design supports efficient department turnover and helps reduce the need for cleaning and reprocessing compared with reusable systems.
Multiple Capacity Options
Available in 500ml, 1000ml and 3000ml to meet different hospital department needs.
Why Choose InfuSure® DIB-PM? :
Built for Hospital Buyers
Hospital buyers usually care about reliability, ease of use, documentation, stable supply and department compatibility. InfuSure® DIB-PM is designed for clinical procurement needs, with multiple sizes and OEM support for distributors, hospital tenders and private-label projects.
Better Visibility During Use
The plastic manometer helps staff visually monitor pressure instead of relying only on hand feeling. This supports a more controlled and professional pressure infusion process.
Disposable Alternative to Reusable Systems
For facilities comparing a reusable pressure infusion system and disposable pressure infusion bags, InfuSure® DIB-PM provides a single-use workflow option that can help simplify handling, stocking and department turnover.
Suitable for Multiple Departments
One product series can support different hospital use scenarios, including emergency care, ICU, anesthesia, operating room and general clinical fluid administration.
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