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we have for sale this unit in working condition, we can certify for export also any question fill free to contact... view more
ohmeda 3300 4400 in stock in excellent working condition ready to ship worldwide we can refurbished if you need contact us for more info ... view more
(29899) Radiant Heater Ameda Egnell Type MN; In perfect working order! Sold as pictured. Returns Policy. Item is sold as is, no returns or refunds, unless an expiration date is indicated. ... view more
Asking Price:
€370 EUR
(30152) Fisher & Paykel Sun Touch PW 810 AGU; Patient warmer; In perfect working order! Sold as pictured. Returns Policy. Item is sold as is, no returns or refunds, unless an expiration date... view more
Asking Price:
€500 EUR
(058101322) Kanmed Baby Warmer 50W; Temperature setting : 34°c- 38°c in steps of 0.5°c ; Including: - Warming mat (length 580 mm, width 250 mm, thickness 2 mm, weight 0.5 Kg); In perfect... view more
Asking Price:
€340 EUR
(27658) Infrared radiant heater Weyer Ceramotherm; In perfect working order! Sold as pictured. Returns Policy. Item is sold as is, no returns or refunds, unless an expiration date is indicated. ... view more
Asking Price:
€749 EUR
Drager Babytherm 8010 Infant Warming System Neonatal incubator reanimation table with heating ramp, supplied without temperature sensors, raising and lowering not functional Babytherm® is an... view more
Drager Babytherm 8010 Infant Warming System Neonatal reanimation incubator table with heating rail, supplied without temperature sensor, function tested. Babytherm® is an intensive care Infant... view more
Drager Babytherm 8010 Infant Warming System Reanimation table with heated ramp, optional phototherapy lamp and weighing scale. Please note that the up and down function is not functional as the... view more
Drager Babytherm 8010 Infant Warming System Functional Babytherm 8010 neonatal reanimation table, with heated ramp and optional weighing scales and phototherapy lights. Babytherm® is an... view more
BRAND NEW IN BOX. DOES NOT INCLUDE BASE, WALL-MOUNTED UNIT ONLY. CAN BE RETROFITTED ONTO EXISTING BASE IF NEEDED. Units are in excellent, unused, new condition. Original packaging and accessory... view more
Asking Price:
$7,500 USD
MPN: IW980 JEU... view more
Asking Price:
$279 USD
MPN: HCCK01024... view more
Asking Price:
$899 USD
The Drager/Air-Shield's Resuscitaire Infant Warmer is completely refurbished operationally and cosmetically. The unit operates and looks like new. Our refurbishing process ensures the product is... view more
The Ohmeda 4400 IWS Infant Warmer is completely refurbished operationally and cosmetically. The unit operates and looks like new. Our refurbishing process ensures the product is completely restored... view more
Infant warmer equipment is a type of medical equipment used to keep premature babies warm and healthy during treatment. The equipment typically consists of a heated bed or mattress, a temperature control system, and a monitoring system. The temperature control system helps to maintain a constant temperature for the infant, while the monitoring system provides data on the infant's temperature, heart rate, and other vital signs.
Infant warmer equipment is used to help reduce the risk of hypothermia and other complications in premature babies. It is also used to help keep the baby warm and comfortable during medical procedures. The price range for infant warmer equipment varies depending on the type and features of the equipment. Generally, the cost of a basic infant warmer can range from $500 to $3000, while more advanced models can cost up to $20,000.
There are a number of manufacturers that produce infant warmer equipment, including Medtronic, GE Healthcare, Philips, and Covidien. Each company offers a variety of models with different features and price points. It is important to research the different models and features to determine which one is best for the needs of the patient.
