Pumani Bubble CPAP Small Neonatal Hat – Infant Nasal Prong Support Cap (Pack of 10)

The Pumani Small Neonatal Hat is a respiratory support accessory designed to secure nasal prongs and breathing circuit components during Bubble CPAP therapy for newborns and premature infants. Manufactured from soft, flexible fabric, the hat provides a comfortable fit around the baby's head while supporting the positioning and stability of the nasal interface. Designed for use with Pumani Bubble CPAP systems, it helps minimise unwanted movement of the nasal prongs during respiratory support. Supplied in a pack of 10, it is suitable for neonatal intensive care units, maternity hospitals, newborn care centres and paediatric healthcare facilities. Key Features & Specifications - Product Type: Neonatal Bubble CPAP Hat - Manufacturer: Hadleigh Health Technologies - Product Reference: 3-533 - Hat Size: Small - Pack Quantity: 10 hats - Patient Category: Premature infants and newborns - Recommended Patient Weight: Below 1,500 grams, subject to individual fitting - Material: Soft fabric; exact fibre composition requires supplier confirmation - Design: Flexible neonatal head cap - Primary Function: Supports stable positioning of nasal prongs and breathing circuit tubing - Compatible System: Pumani Bubble CPAP - Compatible Accessories: Pumani nasal prongs, hat clips and fish elbow connectors - Hat Clip Compatibility: Pumani 3-536 - Patient Interface: Non-invasive neonatal nasal prong assembly - Fit: Selected according to infant head size - Patient Use: Individual patient use according to clinical infection-control procedures - Replacement: Replace when stretched, loose, soiled or unable to maintain secure positioning - Cleaning: Follow the manufacturer's instructions - Sterility: Confirm from the supplied packaging - Electrical Requirement: None - Packaging: Pack of 10 pieces - Product Condition: New - Applications: Neonatal respiratory support and Bubble CPAP therapy - Suitable Facilities: NICUs, maternity hospitals, neonatal wards and paediatric healthcare centres