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Suction Regulators
Medical Gas System

Suction Regulators

With pressure gauge. G 1/4 male and M16x1.5 male connections. 80 cm non-toxic hose compliant with EN 5359.

Brand
DZ Médicale
Country of origin
Italy
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Overview

Suction Regulators

Our medical suction regulators are equipped with a precision manometer and standardized connections. Featuring G 1/4 male (inlet) and M16x1.5 male (outlet) connections, along with an 80 cm non-toxic/anti-static hose compliant with EN 5359 (mbar scale gauge), these regulators ensure controlled and safe suction in all medical environments.

Safe suction and storage of medical liquids is essential to maintain the quality and sterility of the products.
Medical gas manifold: cylinder ramp, regulators and copper network

Technical specifications

The suction regulators are designed according to the strictest medical standards, offering exceptional precision and reliability for all hospital suction needs.

Technical data

Inlet connection
G 1/4 male
Outlet connection
M16x1.5 male

Key features

  • Precision manometer for visual control
  • Atoxic/antistatic hose, 80 cm
  • Compliant with EN 5359 standard
  • Mbar scale gauge for precise measurement
  • Resistant to medical chemical products
  • Precise and stable regulation system
  • Simplified maintenance and calibration

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