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electric laboratory centrifuge
- Model: LD-3
- Maximum Speed: 4000 RPM (revolutions per minute)
- Capacity: 6 tubes of 20ml each (6x20ml)
- Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF): 1790xg
- Voltage: 110V
- Timing: Features a mechanical timer with a range of 0 to 60 minutes, or a continuous run option.
- Operation: Equipped with a fixed-angle rotor, a speed control knob, and a power switch.
electric benchtop laboratory centrifuge
- Model: LD-3
- Maximum Speed: 4000 RPM (revolutions per minute)
- Capacity: 6 tubes of 50ml each (6x50ml)
- Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF): 2770xg
- Voltage: 110V
- Timing: Features a mechanical timer with a range of 0 to 60 minutes, or a continuous run option.
- Operation: Equipped with a fixed-angle rotor, a speed control knob, and a power switch.
Electric Craniotomy Drill
An Electric Craniotomy Drill is a powered neurosurgical instrument used to perform precise and controlled openings in the skull (burr holes and bone flaps) during craniotomy or cranial decompression procedures. Unlike manual drills, it operates using an electric motor, providing consistent torque, speed, and accuracy with reduced surgeon fatigue.
Electric Operating Table ET 300C
Key Features:
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Electric Adjustment: The table’s height, tilt, and section positions can be controlled electrically, allowing effortless and precise adjustments during surgery.
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Multi-Section Design: The table has multiple adjustable sections, including head, back, seat, and leg areas, enabling optimal positioning for a variety of procedures.
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Sturdy and Durable: Made from high-quality materials with a corrosion-resistant finish, ensuring longevity and easy cleaning for a sterile environment.
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User-Friendly Controls: Electric control panels or hand switches allow the surgical team to adjust the table safely and efficiently.
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Mobility and Stability: Lockable castors allow easy movement when necessary and secure positioning during operations.
Considerations:
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This is a fully electric table, requiring a stable power supply for operation.
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It is suitable for general surgeries as well as specialized procedures but may require additional accessories for specific surgeries such as orthopedic or radiology-guided operations.
Ideal Use:
The ET 300C is ideal for hospitals and clinics that need a reliable, precise, and easy-to-operate table for everyday surgical procedures. Its electric functionality reduces manual effort and increases efficiency in the operating room, ensuring comfort for both patients and surgical teams.
Electric Patient Transfer Chair
- Electric Transfer Chair
- Steel frame
- Remote control
- Split seat design
- Foot brake
- 5″ front wheel with brake & 3″ rear wheel
Electric Plaster Cutter
Key Features:
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Electric Oscillating Motor:
Uses a high-frequency oscillating blade, which moves side-to-side rather than spinning.
This motion cuts through hard cast material without cutting soft tissue, making it safe for patient use. -
Powerful and Efficient:
Cuts through plaster of Paris, fiberglass casts, and synthetic bandages smoothly with minimal effort. -
Ventilated Housing:
Equipped with air vents to prevent overheating during continuous operation. -
Ergonomic Handle:
Designed for comfortable grip, enabling precise control during cast removal. -
Interchangeable Blades:
Comes with round or half-round blades, often stainless steel, that can be replaced when worn out. -
Low Vibration and Noise Control:
Modern designs minimize noise and reduce operator fatigue. -
Optional Dust Collection System:
Some models include a vacuum attachment to remove cast dust during cutting.
Electric Wheelchair (Powered Wheelchair)
An electric wheelchair is a motorized mobility device designed to provide independence and ease of movement for individuals with limited or no ability to self-propel a manual wheelchair. It is ideal for patients with severe mobility impairments, chronic illnesses, or advanced age.
Description
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Frame: Sturdy steel or aluminum construction for durability and stability
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Motor & Battery:
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High-torque electric motors for front, mid, or rear-wheel drive
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Rechargeable batteries with 8–15 km range per charge (varies by model)
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Controls:
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Joystick or alternative control options for hand, chin, or head operation
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Speed adjustment and programmable settings
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Wheels:
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Large rear drive wheels for traction
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Front caster wheels for maneuverability
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Seat & Backrest:
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Padded, ergonomic, often adjustable for reclining or tilt-in-space models
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Some models have removable or foldable backrests for transport
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Footrests: Adjustable, flip-up, or swing-away
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Armrests: Padded and often adjustable or removable
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Weight Capacity: Usually 100–150 kg depending on model
Electrocardiograph (ECG) 12 Channel
Zoncare 12-channel ECG machine for monitoring electrical activity of the heart of pediatric and adult patients.
Touchscreen display for preview of real time ECG waveforms for accurate cardiac assessment.
Built-in thermal printer for instant ECG reports.
Electrocardiograph (ECG) 6 Channel
Electrolyte Analyzer Erma EL-120 (or AGD Erma EL-120)
✅ Key Features & Specifications
Measured parameters / Principle:
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Measures ions: Na⁺, K⁺, Cl⁻, iCa⁺⁺ (and sometimes Li⁺ or pH) using Ion-Selective Electrode (ISE) technology.
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Sample types: whole blood, serum, plasma, urine (and occasionally CSF).
Performance & workflow:
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Sample volume: approximately 90–100 µL.
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Analysis time: less than 60 seconds per sample.
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Throughput: up to 60 samples per hour.
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Calibration: automatic two-point calibration every 4, 8, or 12 hours (user-selectable) and optional one-point calibration per sample.
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Built-in quality control: includes tri-level QC, 30-day QC history, and Levey–Jennings (L-J) plots for QC trend monitoring.
Display & Interface:
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5-inch colour LCD touchscreen (approx. 480 × 272 resolution).
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Built-in thermal printer (48 mm paper width, 42 characters).
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Interfaces: USB ports (for keyboard, mouse, barcode reader, or flash drive) and RS-232 serial port.
Physical & Environmental:
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Dimensions: around 365 × 255 × 375 mm (some variants 395 × 260 × 375 mm).
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Weight: roughly 5 – 7.5 kg depending on model.
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Operating conditions: 15 – 35 °C ambient temperature, ≤ 85 % relative humidity (non-condensing).
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Power: 100 – 240 VAC ± 10 %, 50/60 Hz.
Performance precision (typical):
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Coefficient of variation (CV %) — Na⁺, K⁺, Cl⁻ ≤ 2 %; iCa⁺⁺ ≤ 3 %.
Electrophoresis Machine
Purpose
Electrophoresis is mainly used to:
Analyze DNA or RNA fragments
Study proteins and enzymes
Compare genetic samples
Check the purity or size of biomolecules
Principle of Operation
The machine works on the principle that charged particles move in an electric field:
Negatively charged molecules (like DNA) move toward the positive electrode (anode)
Smaller molecules move faster through a gel than larger ones
The gel acts as a molecular sieve
Main Components
Power Supply
Provides controlled voltage and current
Determines the speed of molecule movement
Electrophoresis Chamber (Tank)
Holds the gel and buffer solution
Contains electrodes at each end
Gel Medium
Commonly agarose (for DNA/RNA) or polyacrylamide (for proteins)
Has small pores that separate molecules by size
Buffer Solution
Conducts electricity
Maintains stable pH and temperature
Sample Wells
Small holes in the gel where samples are loaded
Electrodes
Create the electric field that drives molecule movement
Working Process
The gel is prepared and placed in the chamber
Samples are loaded into wells
Buffer is added to cover the gel
Power is switched on
Molecules migrate through the gel
Separated bands are visualized using stains or dyes