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Medical Air and Vacuum Packages Since 1977
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
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
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
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
As the temperatures begin to climb and we brace for the heat of the summer, it’s a good time to take a look at how your medical air and vacuum systems are affected by the heat. A regular maintenance program and continually looking after your source equipment is an excellent rule of thumb, but if… read more
Filed under: Maintenance, NFPA Compliance
With COVID-19 heavily upon us, the mindset at hospitals has been split into two distinct directions. Facilities are scrambling to make sure they are prepared for the massive influx of coronavirus patients while attempting to keep up with day-to-day business. As you are aware, hospitals in the U.S. are jammed with patients in dire distress,… read more
Filed under: Maintenance, NFPA Compliance
