90 devices · GMDN 66374
Carbon dioxide low-pressure hoses are flexible, reinforced tubes designed to safely transport compressed CO₂ from a supply source—such as a cylinder or terminal unit—to medical devices like ventilators or insufflation systems. They operate at low working pressures (typically 3–5 bar) after regulation, ensuring controlled gas delivery in clinical settings such as intensive care.
These hoses are reusable, color-coded for identification, and manufactured to strict standards (e.g., ISO 5359) to prevent leaks or contamination. They’re supplied in fixed or coiled lengths and must meet regulatory requirements for medical gas systems, including durability and compatibility with CO₂-based therapies.
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