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Rotary Claw Vacuum Pumps – Save Energy and Reduce Utility Costs

August 28, 2020 by Laurie Gill

Rotary Claw Vacuum Pumps

When it comes to healthcare source equipment, we are looking at some pretty stiff energy and utility usage. This, of course, adds up to big costs. There are a couple of ways to help reduce medical vacuum energy consumption. One of them is to upgrade to efficient rotary claw vacuum pumps (case study).  Check out… read more

Filed under: Vacuum Systems

What is the Difference Between Medical Air and Oxygen?

August 8, 2020 by Laurie Gill

Medical air and oxygen

There are several distinct differences between medical air and oxygen for patient use. Without getting too technical, a brief explanation of both is below: Medical Air: Medical air differs from oxygen and ordinary air. It is an ultra-clean, dry, purified, colorless, odorless, non-flammable gas. Its main components are nitrogen, oxygen and argon. It also has… read more

Filed under: Air Compressors

So, Who’s Watching the Hen House?

July 26, 2020 by Laurie Gill

Medical gas testing companies specialize in medical gas distribution systems. As such, they are responsible for testing and certifying hospital and surgery medical gas equipment and distribution systems. This includes the testing and/or certifying of medical air and medical vacuum source equipment.  Medical air and vacuum source equipment are critical patient life support systems. They… read more

Filed under: Maintenance, Training and Qualifications

Should I Retrofit or Replace My Source Equipment?

July 2, 2020 by Laurie Gill

RetroFit or Replace

When discussing extensive source equipment repairs, this question is asked more frequently than any other. Both scenarios have their own sets of pros and cons. A few are listed below: Purchasing a New System PRO’s: Brand new equipment has the most current technology A new system is more cost-effective and efficient when it comes to… read more

Filed under: Air Compressors, Maintenance, Vacuum Systems

Making Big Changes? Leave Space for Maintenance

June 9, 2020 by Laurie Gill

Recommended Clearances for Air and Vac Equipment

Your hospital is growing like a weed. This is a GOOD thing!! To compensate for the growth, you may find that your existing medical air and medical vacuum systems are undersized for your new plan and require upsizing. This is also a good thing since you will be replacing old Nellie with up-to-code, state-of-the-art equipment…. read more

Filed under: Maintenance

Factory vs Generic Parts

May 27, 2020 by Laurie Gill

Factory vs generic parts for Air and Vac Source Equipment

When you’ve been in business for over 40 years focusing on medical source equipment, you pick up a few things along the way. Our experience in the field, installing, maintaining, servicing and rebuilding equipment, day after day, has given us a barrel load of knowledge in the operation of source equipment. And we are able… read more

Filed under: Maintenance, Parts

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VIBRATION ISOLATION

Proper vibration prevention is important to equipment efficiency, function and life expectancy. Not all vibration isolators are created equal and choosing the right ones for your equipment is instrumental.

Isolators are designed to create superior performance stability by absorbing vibrations and shock and by distributing the equipment load evenly. This prevents rocking, limits impact shock transmission and blocks sensitive components from low frequency shock and also high frequency vibrations present in the floor.

We use only the finest grade isolators chosen for your specific application, equipment load handling requirements and any NFPA99 or other regulations governing the equipment chosen for your facility.

Click on any link below to open a detailed product specification pdf:

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  • Neoprene Cork Pads
  • Neoprene Cork Pads with Steel Plates
  • Spring Mount Series Pads with California pre-approved Seismic Protection (OPA-0070)
 

Our Technical Department can help you choose which isolators are best suited for your application.
Feel free to contact us or call us at 800-743-8280.

Medical Equipment Leasing & Finance

Leasing medical equipment makes perfect business sense. Leasing can provide the ability to purchase or replace new equipment, upgrade outdated equipment, add needed accessories, stay technologically advanced, streamline operations or grow your business without sacrificing cash reserves. Lease programs are tailor made and are designed specifically around your needs and business application.

Take advantage of these equipment leasing features and benefits:

  • Conserve your capitol for other needed expenditures
  • Conserve credit lines – a lease acts as an alternative credit line
  • Allows for more efficient cash flow and cash reserves
  • Saves money – a lease is paid for with before tax dollars
  • Tax advantages – your lease may be a 100% tax-deductible operation expense
  • Section 179 tax advantages may apply
  • Leasing experts are available to guide you

*consult with your tax advisor for tax deductions, advantages and benefits.

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