Electric Single Suction Machine

Key Features Single collection bottle: Typically equipped with one graduated collection jar, commonly around 1,000 mL, although capacities vary. Adjustable suction pressure: A vacuum regulator allows the operator to control suction according to the clinical application. Vacuum pressure gauge: Provides visual monitoring of the negative pressure generated by the machine. Oil-free pump: Many modern units use an oil-free piston or diaphragm pump, reducing routine maintenance and avoiding oil contamination. High suction performance: Typical portable models provide approximately 15–20 L/min airflow. Overflow protection: Helps prevent collected fluid from entering and damaging the pump. Portable construction: Compact housing and an integrated carrying handle make transportation easier. Low-noise operation: Many models operate at approximately ≤65 dB(A), although this varies by manufacturer. Graduated collection jar: Allows staff to monitor the approximate volume of collected fluids. Reusable collection bottle: Depending on the model, the jar and compatible components can be cleaned/disinfected according to the manufacturer's instructions. AC-powered models: Commonly operate from mains electricity; selected portable models additionally support DC or rechargeable-battery operation. Typical Specifications Specification Typical Details Product Name Single-Bottle Electric Suction Machine Type Medical Suction Apparatus / Aspirator Pump Oil-free piston/diaphragm, model dependent Maximum Negative Pressure Typically ≥0.075 MPa Suction/Air Flow Approx. 15–20 L/min Collection Jar Single Typical Jar Capacity 800–1,400 mL Vacuum Adjustment Adjustable Vacuum Gauge Yes Overflow Protection Yes on many models Typical Noise Level ≤65 dB(A), model dependent Power Supply Commonly AC 220 V; AC/DC options available Portability Portable/desktop Application Medical fluid and secretion aspiration