SODALIME CANISTERS & PELLETS

V1ASSL
Astrasorb Sodalime Pellets – 4.5kg “White to Violet” $36.90

CO2 absorbers produced by Atrasorb are applied in the following areas: medial, industry and underwater. Astrasorb soda lime provides more CO2 absorption capacity and negligible powder dispersion and its semi-spherical form provides better compression in the canister, reducing respiratory flow resistance.

It does not form channels
Due to its structure, fractioned lime allows channels to be formed. Breathing gas passes through the lime according to the lesser resistance principle. Consequently, only preferential “channel zones” allow CO2 to be absorbed. Atrasorb, on the other hand, provides the same resistance in all parts, thus allowing a homogeneous absorption.

CO2 absorption capacity
Absorption capacity of the lime granules is remarkably greater on convex surfaces than on flat surfaces. Due to their standard size (4.3mm diameter), lime pills are more regularly distributed inside the absorber than fractioned lime. Consequently, absorption capacity of an absorber using Atrasorb is higher, namely 200 L of CO2 per kilogram.

V1SLCAN
Small animal soda lime canister

The V1SLCAN is made from tough polycarbonate Plastic and it features internal inspiratory / expiratory and scavenge valves.

The V1SLCAN holds approximately 480 grams of soda lime granules.

Included in V1SLCAN Kit is:

1x Soda Lime Canister
1x Scavenge Tube Adaptor
1x Fresh Gas Inlet Connector

V1MANT
Anaesthesia Manometer T-Piece

“Must Have” Essential part of any Anesthesia System to prevent Barotrauma

• Measures the pressure of the gases within the Anaesthetic system (expressed in centimeters of water), which in turn reflects the pressure of gas in the animal’s airway and lungs.

• Over pressurization of the system can cause damage to the lungs of the patient.

• Excessive pressure can indicate a build-up of air within the machine, either because the pop-off valve is closed, or the oxygen flowrate is too high.

• Use the Monometer to check for leaks in your Anaesthetic Breathing System by occluding the patient end temporarily & pressurising the system. The manometers should read between 30-40cmH2O. Turn off the Flowmeter, then watch & wait. If there are no leaks, the pressure will remain constant.

• Supplied with our Universal Adaptor to plug straight onto your system – 22mmF to 22mmM

V1FM700
Vet1 Flowmaster 700 Reuseable Absorber

Easy quick change Absorber Canister 700ml with manometer gauge.
Suitable for low-flow environments.
Dedicated fresh gas interface can be connected to an open circuit.
Visible inspiration and expiration valve designed to easily observe the breathing state.
Ceramic disc unidirectional valve
Connects to gas recovery system while providing continuous 2cmH20 negative pressure for rebreathing bag.
Pop off / scavenge interfaces with passive waste gas systems.