SEBS manual resuscitation bag
The SEBS resuscitators come in individual, resealable carrying bags or paper box, complete with one or more masks and any special accessories-color-coded for fast size identification.This classifies SEBS manual resuscitation bag as environmentally safe and fully disposable, thus eliminating all risk of cross contamination. It is part of a complete family of resuscitators, including infant, pediatric, and adult sizes.
Benefits
1.Made of environmental friendly material, a safe alternative to PVC
2.Food grade product compliance of FDA standard
3.Its performance will not be affected by the temperature, no matter cold or hot
4.Good flexibility, fast recoil time and easy to grip
Technical sheet
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Infant
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Pediatric
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Adult
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Body weight
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≤10 kg
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10kg～33kg
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≥33kg
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Stroke volume
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150 ml
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350 ml
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800 ml
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Resuscitator volume
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340ml
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680ml
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1630ml
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Dimensions(Lenght×Diameter )
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225×85mm
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262×105mm
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325×132mm
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Resuscitator weight
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350 g
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410 g
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600 g
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Pressure limiting valve
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40 cmH2O
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40 cmH2O
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60 cmH2O
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Dead space(patient valve)
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7 ml
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7ml
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7 ml
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Inspiratory resistance
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＜5 cmH2O (at 50 L/min)
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Expiratory resistance
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＜5 cmH2O (at 50 L/min)
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Bag reservoir volume
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1600 ml
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1600 ml
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2000 ml
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Patient connector
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ISO Ø22/15 mm
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Recommended Operating temperature: -18 ℃～ +50 ℃
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Storage
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-40 ℃～ +60 ℃
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Who invented the Ambu bag? When?
The Ambu bag was invented in 1953 by German engineer Holger Hesse and his partner, Danish anesthetist Henning Ruben. In 1986, “Ambu” became the name of the company Hesse had started. It began under the name Testa Laboratory in the 1930s, with the invention of a blood hemoglobin test. Many innovations have followed, and the company is still prospering today, with international demand for its emergency resuscitation and medical products.
