Multifunctional Child Transparent Nursing Manikin for Nasal Feeding and Gastric Lavage AIA-1 manufacturer from China Shanghai Honglian Medical Tech Group

Multifunctional Child Transparent Nursing Manikin for Nasal Feeding and Gastric Lavage

Place of Origin:

Guangdong, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: AIA-1

Multifunctional Child Transparent Nasal Feeding and Gastric Lavage Simulator

Multifunctional Child Transparent Nasal Feeding and Gastric Lavage Simulator

Specifications:

1. Material:	Imported PVC
2. Payment Term:	T/T prepaid
3. Item No:	GD/H83
4. Original:	Shanghai , China
5. Warranty Time:	1 Year
6. Use for:	Clinical nursing training
7. Certificate:	CE/SGS/ISO
8. Packing:	Carton box

About Company:

1. We are a manfacturer established in 1993, the first factory producing medical training models in China, our products covers 10 series and more than 1000 species, e.g: emergency, nursing, clinical, antomical and etc.

2. All of our products has CE&ISO approved.

3. A big company with more than 500 employees, our R&D departments with more than 50 staff members ,responsible for mold developing, software, hardware, structure design, and medical advising.

4. Our most advanced mankin is GD/10000.

5. We won the bids of Chinese Red Cross and UNFPA many times in recent three years, therefore, we are the stable supplier for them.

6. We have stickly quality control system to guarantee every shipment, and also we have professtional after-sales to teach the customer how to install and use the manikin if they need.

Features:

1. This simulator simulates a child transparent upper body structure, more applicable for clinical operation. And the whole process of operation is under observation.

2. Can practice nasal feeding tube insertion and gastric lavage tube insertion and lavage operation in first-aid training.

3. This sinulator is vivid with realistic touch feeling. Suitable for practice training in medical colleges, nursing colleges and training teaching in clinical popularization among primary level health departments.