Coaxial Circuits – Sterile, High-Performance Design for Reliable and Efficient Anesthesia Delivery

Brief Introduction:

Coaxial Circuits are advanced breathing circuits designed for anesthesia and ventilation applications. Their unique design integrates inspiratory and expiratory pathways within a single tube system, reducing heat loss and improving patient comfort. Made from high-quality, medical-grade materials, these circuits enhance efficiency, minimize dead space, and provide a lightweight solution for airway management in various clinical settings.

Features :

• Integrated Coaxial Design: Combines inspiratory and expiratory pathways into one system to optimize heat retention and reduce bulk.

• Lightweight and Flexible Tubing: Enhances ease of use and minimizes drag for patient comfort.

• Low Compliance Material: Ensures accurate tidal volume delivery by reducing volume loss.

• Standardized Connectors: Compatible with most ventilators and anesthesia machines for seamless integration.

• Optional Heated Wire Compatibility: Helps maintain optimal humidity levels and prevents condensation buildup.

• Single-Use and Sterile: Reduces the risk of cross-contamination, ensuring patient safety.

  
  

Benefits:

• Enhanced Heat and Moisture Retention: The coaxial structure minimizes heat loss, improving humidification and patient comfort.

• Reduced Circuit Bulk and Weight: The compact design improves mobility and reduces strain on the patient.

• Increased Efficiency in Gas Delivery: Low compliance materials ensure precise and consistent ventilation performance.

• Lower Risk of Infection: Sterile, disposable design prevents contamination and maintains hygiene standards.

• Broad Compatibility: Works with a wide range of anesthesia and ventilation equipment for versatile application.

  
  

Specification:

Scope of Application：

Coaxial Circuits for all wound types. Safety and hygiene for hospitals and clinics use.

clinics

hospitals

FAQ：

1. Q: What are the primary applications of Coaxial Circuits?
   A: They are used in anesthesia and mechanical ventilation to optimize respiratory support while minimizing bulk and heat loss.

2. Q: How does the coaxial design improve efficiency?
   A: It integrates inspiratory and expiratory limbs within a single circuit, reducing weight, improving heat retention, and enhancing humidification.

3. Q: Are Coaxial Circuits compatible with all ventilators?
   A: Yes, they come with standardized connectors, making them compatible with most anesthesia and ventilation systems.

4. Q: Can Coaxial Circuits be reused?
   A: No, they are designed for single-use only to prevent cross-contamination and ensure patient safety.