Medical professionals rely on orthopedic implants to restore mobility, stability, and function in patients with musculoskeletal conditions. A Modular Spinal Fixation System is one example of
Infusion Set
With Burette
As a leading infusion set manufacturer WEGO Medical provides infusion set for easy infusion.
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Infusion Set With Burette
WEGO Medica’s infusion set is a medical device designed specifically to ensure accurate fluid delivery. It features characteristics of safety, ease of use, and multifunctionality, catering to various medical settings and patient needs.
WEGO infusion set are available in a variety of combinations and offer one of the most complete lines of advanced products.
Overview
WEGO Disposable infusion set is one of WEIGAO’s most accomplished production line, which has been manufactured since 1988.
WEGO infusion set are available in a variety of combinations and offer one of the most complete lines of advanced products.
All manufacturing processes are highly quality controlled and maintained to the highest standards—complete with FDA 510K, CE marks, ISO9001 and ISO13485 certificates.
WEGO Medica’s infusion set is a medical device designed specifically to ensure accurate fluid delivery. It features characteristics of safety, ease of use, and multifunctionality, catering to various medical settings and patient needs.
Features
Materiel
| PVC Tube |
Usage
| For gravitu use |
Drops
| 20 drops or 60 drops |
Basic accessories
| Spike, cap, chamber, air filter, flow regulator, roller clamp, tube, latex injection site or latex free “Y” site, luer slip or luer lock adapter, with needle or without needle |
Certificate
| FDA, ISO 13485, CE, FSC |
Product packaging
| PE bag or blister packing |
Documents
certificate
News
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