Nidek - Oxygen Concentrator - MAX 30 LPM
Non Technical and Terms
Training
Online training and manuals provided.
Warranty
12 months.
Payment
49% advanced payment on confirmed order
Nidek Medical Products Inc was founded in 1986 and has grown to be one of the premier manufacturers of oxygen concentrators and oxygen generators. Nidek Medical Products Inc. is an ISO 13485:2016, FDA approved and CE certified medical device manufacturer. All of our devices are designed, produced and manufactured in the USA and shipped to our distributors in 130 countries. Our dedication to customer requirements, and knowledge of the world markets has lead Nidek Medical Products Inc. to be recognized as the Manufacturer of the year for 2021 and well as being recognized by the US Department of Commerce with the Presidents E Star award for continued excellence in exporting’
Direct any requests to me directly ( Joseph Krawczyk; joe_krawczyk@msn.com) or to our website information page: info@nidekmedical.com.
Oxygen concentrators provide high concentration, supplemental oxygen for patients suffering from breathing issues. Common ailments that can be treated with supplemental oxygen include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and, in higher concentrations, mild acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), severe chronic hypoxemia, and pulmonary edema. Oxygen concentrators can be used in a clinical setting or to provide long-term oxygen therapy to patients at home.
Oxygen concentrators consist of a cabinet that houses the air compressor and filters; tubing; a nasal cannula and/or face mask. The concentrator draws in room air and passes it through a series of filters that remove dust, bacteria, and other particulates. In the first step of the concentration process, a compressor forces air into one of the two cylinders containing sieve material, where nitrogen is adsorbed, leaving concentrated oxygen and a small percentage of other gases found in room air. Simultaneously, in the other cylinder, nitrogen is desorbed and exhausted into the atmosphere. In the second step, the function of the cylinders is reversed in a timed cycle, providing a continuous flow of oxygen to the patient.