VACUUM / AIR TANK

What Role Does a Vacuum /Air Tank Play in a Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) and How Does It Help Minimize Risks in Critical Healthcare Environments?

Vacuum and air tanks in a Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) act as reservoirs that store and stabilize the supply of medical vacuum and compressed air.They help maintain consistent pressure and flow during peak demand or temporary supply interruptions.By ensuring a reliable and steady gas supply, these tanks minimize risks of equipment failure and interruptions in patient care in critical healthcare settings.

What is the purpose of Vaccum/Air Tank in a Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) connection?

A vacuum/air tank in an Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) stores reserve vacuum or compressed air, ensuring consistent supply during peak demand or system fluctuations.

How does Vaccum/Air Tank in Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) help eliminate risks?

A vacuum/air tank in an Medical Gas Pipeline System (MGPS) eliminates risks by maintaining stable pressure, ensuring continuous supply during high demand, and preventing system failure.

Our Products

VACCUM/ AIR TANK

Medical vacuum tanks are essential components in hospital vacuum systems, providing reliable negative pressure for patient suction and other critical medical needs. These tanks, integrated with vacuum supply systems, distribution pipes, and terminal units, are typically connected to a central plant that includes pumps, bacteria filters, and pressure monitoring equipment. Available in materials such as mild steel (MS) and stainless steel (SS), these tanks ensure safe and efficient operation within healthcare facilities.

Specifications:

Our medical vacuum tanks are designed as per ASME Section VIII Division 1 standards, ensuring high safety and reliability. They feature submerged arc welding, which provides superior quality and a smooth finish, enhancing durability and structural integrity. These tanks are built to meet the stringent demands of medical environments, ensuring consistent and efficient performance.

Application:

Medical vacuum tanks are vital for various healthcare applications, including surgical suction, wound drainage, and laboratory processes, ensuring a reliable source of negative pressure. They support critical procedures by maintaining a steady vacuum supply, which is crucial for patient care and safety. These tanks also help in optimizing the efficiency and reliability of central vacuum systems in hospitals and clinics.