Gomco 6020 Mobile Thoracic Drainage Aspirator

The Allied Healthcare Gomco 6020 Mobile Thoracic Drainage Aspirator is a dependable medical device used by health professionals for thoracic drainage, specially on post-operative care of chest wounds. This heavy-duty system is designed as a stand-mounted equipment for hospital setups. It effectively restores vacuum to the pleural cavity without damaging the lungs of the patient, making it suitable for neonatal care or for procedures that need gentle suction at low flow rates.

Heavy-Duty Inclusions: It comes with durable accessories, such as the disposable suction tubing kit, with two (2) tubes - 18" and 72" length, and one (1) 2800 mL Polycarbonate collection bottle, which comes with a water seal that helps in preventing aspirated air from re-entering the chest. This Aspirator also comes with three (3) disposable hydrophobic bacteria filters with 1/8" NPT x 1/4" hose barb, that help in preventing aqueous and aerosol contamination.

High-Performance: This Mobile Aspirator utilizes a Gomco-exclusive thermotic pump design, that can generate 0 to -25 cm H2O (0 to -18.4mmHg), with a minimum flow rate of 2.3 Ipm (at open flow), ensuring efficiency and reliability for mild suctioning even on extended use. This equipment only emits less than 47 dBA of sound, allowing quieter operations, has a manometer for regulation and visual indication of vacuum procedure, and has illuminated on/off switches for easy navigation.

Durable Design: This Stand-Mounted Suction has a chemical-resistant, easy-to-clean stainless steel top, which sturdily holds the bottle and other accessories. It has a compact construction, comes with a 6’ hospital grade cord and plug, is compatible with sockets with 115V / 60Hz power, and is equipped with 3" non-marking casters for convenient mobility in the hospital area. This Aspirator has standard dimensions of 18" W x 17" D x 33" H, and comes with a 1-year warranty.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.