Description

The refurbished Drager 19.1 Anesthesia Vaporizer is a dependable tool designed for accurate administration of anesthetic gases, ensuring safe and effective sedation during veterinary procedures. Known for its robust construction and familiarity among veterinarians, this vaporizer provides excellent reliability while helping practices manage costs through its refurbished value. It integrates seamlessly into anesthesia systems commonly used in animal health settings, supporting a wide range of surgical and diagnostic applications.

Advantages

Opting for the Drager 19.1 delivers several key benefits for veterinary practices. Its temperature-compensated design maintains consistent output across varying conditions, enhancing safety and precision in animal anesthesia. Veterinarians appreciate its familiarity, reducing the learning curve and allowing focus on patient care. The unit’s reliability minimizes downtime, while its refurbished status offers significant budget savings without compromising performance, making it an economical choice for high-quality animal health equipment.

Features

• Accurate delivery of anesthetic agents over a broad flow range for versatile use in veterinary settings.
• Temperature compensation to ensure stable performance in diverse environmental conditions.
• Prevents inadvertent activation for added safety during procedures.
• Compatible with various anesthetic agents, including options for Halothane, Isoflurane, Sevoflurane, and Enflurane models.
• Robust build with a weight of approximately 14.3 lbs (6.5 kg) for durability in busy animal health environments.
• Supports flow rates from 0.5 to 15 L/min, accommodating different patient sizes in veterinary medicine.

Available in specialized models to suit specific anesthetic needs: The Halothane model is optimized for halothane delivery, ideal for certain sedation protocols; the Isoflurane model provides precise isoflurane administration, popular for its rapid recovery profiles in animals; the Sevoflurane model ensures efficient sevoflurane vaporization, valued for minimal cardiovascular effects; and the Enflurane (Ethrane) model supports enflurane use, offering alternatives for specific veterinary applications.

Veterinary Applications

In veterinary practices and hospitals, the Drager 19.1 Anesthesia Vaporizer is commonly utilized for delivering controlled inhalation anesthesia during surgeries, dental procedures, and diagnostic imaging on a variety of animals, from small pets to larger species. Its precise agent delivery helps maintain stable anesthesia levels, reducing risks and improving outcomes in animal health scenarios such as orthopedic repairs, soft tissue surgeries, and emergency interventions, making it a staple in modern veterinary operating rooms.