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AquaPlat offers a veterinary anaesthesia machine with integrated ventilation, touchscreen control and multiple ventilation modes for veterinary clinics, hospitals and operating rooms.
This system combines anaesthesia delivery and mechanical ventilation in one workstation, with features designed for veterinary surgical environments.
The machine uses turbine-driven ventilation and provides several ventilation modes, allowing the system to support different ventilation requirements during veterinary procedures.
Turbine-Driven Ventilation
Integrated ventilation without requiring an additional driving gas for the turbine.
Multiple Ventilation Modes
VCV, PCV, SIMV, Volume Support and manual ventilation modes.
10.1-inch Touchscreen
Touchscreen operation for viewing and adjusting ventilation settings.
Integrated Breathing System
Integrated breathing system with CO₂ absorption for the anaesthesia workstation.
Battery Backup
Built-in battery backup provides continued system operation when required.
Workstation Integration
The workstation provides mounting options for additional clinical equipment.
This system is worth considering for veterinary clinics and hospitals that perform regular surgical procedures and need both anaesthesia management and controlled mechanical ventilation in the same workstation.
The range of ventilation modes also makes it more relevant to practices that need greater flexibility than a basic anaesthesia system provides, particularly where ventilation requirements vary between procedures or patients.
Need for Mechanical Ventilation
Consider whether your procedures require controlled ventilation rather than anaesthesia delivery alone.
Ventilation Flexibility
Consider whether you need more than one ventilation approach, including VCV, PCV, SIMV or Volume Support.
Workstation Requirements
Consider whether an integrated workstation suits your operating room better than separate equipment.
Additional Equipment
Consider whether you also need patient monitoring, infusion equipment or an independent oxygen source.
An anaesthesia machine is usually one part of the equipment used around a surgical procedure. Depending on the practice, the setup may also include veterinary patient monitors for monitoring during anaesthesia and an oxygen concentrator where an on-site oxygen source is required.
The machine’s workstation design also allows additional equipment to be incorporated around the anaesthesia workflow, helping keep commonly used equipment within the same working area.
For distributors evaluating this product, the key questions are usually the customer segment, procedure requirements and expected level of anaesthesia equipment. The integrated ventilation and workstation design may make the system relevant to veterinary clinics and hospitals looking for a more complete anaesthesia solution.
If you are evaluating this anaesthesia machine for a clinic, hospital or distribution project, see the full product page for specifications, configuration details and available options.
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