Video Laryngoscope With Disposable Blade
A video laryngoscope supplied with disposable blades for adult and paediatric tracheal intubation. Compared with a conventional laryngoscope it gives an expanded field of view and makes the intubation procedure easier,...
Product overview
What This Product Is And Who It Is For
A video laryngoscope supplied with disposable blades for adult and paediatric tracheal intubation. Compared with a conventional laryngoscope it gives an expanded field of view and makes the intubation procedure easier, particularly in a difficult airway. The body weighs 388 grams, consumes under 2W and is available with a 3 inch LCD or a 3.5 inch touch screen. Because the blade is disposable, no cleaning or sterilisation is needed before use and cross-patient infection risk is reduced.
Problems It Solves
- Direct laryngoscopy gives a limited view in a difficult airway, which video visualisation widens
- Reusable blades must be cleaned and sterilised before every use, consuming time and staff effort
- Reprocessed blades carry a cross-patient infection risk, which disposable blades remove
- Worn reusable blades perform inconsistently, which single-use blades avoid
- Heavy airway equipment is impractical in the field, so the unit weighs 388 grams
Who It Is For
- Hospital anaesthesia and emergency departments
- Intensive care units
- Ambulance and emergency medical services
- Medical equipment distributors
- Teaching hospitals and training centres
Key benefits
Why Buyers Choose It
- Expanded field of view compared with a conventional laryngoscope, which is decisive in a difficult airway
- Disposable blades need no cleaning or sterilisation before use, saving theatre turnaround time
- Single-use blades reduce the risk of infection transmission between patients
- At 388 grams the unit is portable enough for emergency and remote-area use
- Consistent performance because the blade has no wear from repeated use
- Adult and paediatric use from one handle with the appropriate blade
Application scenarios
Where It Is Used
Scenarios
- Operating theatre tracheal intubation
- Emergency department and resuscitation airway management
- Ambulance and pre-hospital intubation
- Intensive care unit airway procedures
- Remote and field medical services
- Teaching and airway training programmes
Technical features
How It Is Built
- Video laryngoscope with disposable blade
- Expanded field of view versus conventional laryngoscopes
- Adult and paediatric tracheal intubation
- Item weight 388 grams
- Power consumption under 2W
- Screen options: 3 inch LCD or 3.5 inch touch screen
Specifications
Technical Data
| Category | Video laryngoscope with disposable blade |
|---|---|
| Application | Adult and paediatric tracheal intubation |
| Item Weight | 388 grams |
| Power Consumption | Under 2W |
| Screen Size | 3 inch LCD or 3.5 inch touch screen |
| Blade Type | Disposable, no pre-use cleaning or sterilisation |
Materials
- ABS handle and screen housing
- Disposable blade assembly
Quality and compliance
Quality Control And Certification
Quality Control
- Image output is checked on each handle before shipment
- Blade fit and locking are tested across the supplied blade sizes
- Screen and control function are inspected
- Battery and power consumption are verified against the under 2W specification
Customisation and comparison
Options And Alternatives
Customisation Options
- Screen option between 3 inch LCD and 3.5 inch touch screen
- Blade size mix for adult and paediatric use
- Case configuration
- Manual language for your market
- Export carton quantity and marks
Compared With Other Options
- Conventional direct laryngoscopes
- An expanded field of view and an easier intubation procedure, particularly in a difficult airway
- Reusable video laryngoscope blades
- No cleaning or sterilisation before use, no wear-related performance drift and lower cross-infection risk
- Fibreoptic intubation scopes
- Faster to deploy in an emergency and far lower cost per procedure
Use guide
How To Use It Correctly
Step
Select the blade size for the patient before starting
Step
Fit and lock the disposable blade onto the handle
Step
Confirm the image on the screen before inserting
Step
Follow the department intubation protocol for positioning and tube passage
Step
Dispose of the blade in clinical waste after the procedure
Step
Charge the handle and check the screen before returning it to the airway trolley
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FAQ
Video Laryngoscope With Disposable Blade FAQ
Why choose a video laryngoscope over a conventional one
It gives an expanded field of view and makes the intubation procedure easier, which matters most in a difficult airway.
Do the blades need sterilising before use
No. The blades are disposable, so no cleaning or sterilisation is required and infection transmission between patients is reduced.
Which screen options are available
A 3 inch LCD or a 3.5 inch touch screen. Tell us which your department prefers and we will quote that configuration.
Is it suitable for paediatric patients
Yes. The system covers adult and paediatric tracheal intubation with the appropriate blade size.
How heavy is the handle
388 grams with power consumption under 2W, which is why it is used in ambulances and remote settings.
How are replacement blades ordered
Blade size mix is specified with each order. Send your monthly procedure volume and we will propose a blade supply schedule.
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