778 devices · GMDN 42039
Oxygen low-pressure hose is a reinforced, color-coded flexible tube designed to safely transport compressed oxygen from a supply source—such as a cylinder or terminal unit—to medical devices like ventilators or anesthesia systems. It operates at low working pressures (typically 3–5 bar) after being regulated down from high-pressure gas, ensuring stable delivery for critical respiratory support in clinical settings like intensive care.
These hoses are reusable, built to withstand repeated use in controlled environments, and often feature woven reinforcements like polyester or cotton for durability. They may include optional mounts for secure installation and are standardized under ISO 5359 to meet safety and performance requirements for oxygen transport in healthcare.
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