Feature
- Accurate performance
- User friendly
- Clinical appearance
- Can be directly mounted
- Leak proof
Specification
- Body : Brass Bar stock
- Inner & outer Tubes : Polycarbonate
- Internal Seals : PTFE
- Calibrated pressure : 0-15 LPM
- Accuracy : ± 10% scale value or 0.2 LPM
- Bottle : Polycarbonate
- Connection : Brass
- Auto Clave
Precision-Controlled Medical Gas DeliveryDesigned specifically for hospital applications, the BPC Flow Meter provides controlled and precise delivery of medical gases to ensure optimal patient care. Its metal and glass construction combined with color-coded components enhance usability, visibility, and long-term reliability in demanding clinical settings.
Manufactured in India for Global SupplyAs a trusted manufacturer, exporter, and supplier based in India, we adhere to rigorous standards to deliver flow meters that meet international quality expectations. Our commitment ensures that healthcare facilities worldwide receive reliable equipment supported by prompt distribution and customer support.
FAQ's of BPC Flow Meter:
Q: How is the BPC Flow Meter used in hospitals?
A: The BPC Flow Meter is installed to control and monitor the flow of medical gases, typically oxygen, ensuring precise administration to patients during medical procedures or while on respiratory support.
Q: What materials are used to construct the BPC Flow Meter?
A: This flow meter is constructed from high-quality metal and glass, offering durability and resistance to wear. Its color coding includes silver, white, yellow, and transparent parts for easy identification and monitoring.
Q: When should the BPC Flow Meter be utilized in hospital settings?
A: It should be used whenever there is a need to deliver controlled medical gases to patients, such as during anesthesia, critical care, and respiratory therapy sessions in hospital environments.
Q: Where is the BPC Flow Meter manufactured and supplied from?
A: The BPC Flow Meter is manufactured, exported, and supplied from India, ensuring adherence to stringent quality standards for hospital equipment.
Q: What is the process for installing the BPC Flow Meter in a hospital?
A: Installation involves connecting the flow meter to the medical gas source and attaching it to the appropriate outlet. The clear markings and color coding help staff ensure proper setup and operation.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this flow meter in healthcare facilities?
A: Key benefits include high accuracy in gas measurement, user-friendly design, durable construction, and clear visual indicators, all contributing to enhanced patient safety and operational efficiency in hospitals.
