The NAMICsup>® Protection Station® Plus provides a completely closed fluid system that automates the separation of clean saline flush and hazardous waste fluid, giving you ultimate protection without a second thought.
Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.
Effortlessly pairs with the NAMIC® Squeeze Contrast Controller™ to form a single, unified manifold setup that safely maximises your contrast budget and minimises waste fluid.
The "Plus" model features advanced in-line check valves engineered to safely support contrast and saline line access across multiple procedures, significantly cutting down setup times and material costs.
Dramatically reduces the risk of accidental exposure to blood-borne pathogens and splashes during intense angiographic procedures.
The Protection Station Plus removes human error from fluid routing through a highly efficient, dual-inline back check valve system that reacts automatically to your syringe actions.
Automatic Aspiration (The Clean Path): When the clinician pulls back (aspirates) the control syringe, the one-way valve leading to the saline bag instantly opens, filling the syringe with clean flush.
Simultaneously, the valve leading to the waste bag remains securely locked to prevent contamination.
Automatic Injection (The Safe Path): When the clinician pushes the syringe forward to flush the line, the saline valve automatically closes. The one-way valve to the waste bag opens, safely channeling bodily fluids and blood pullback directly into the sealed container.
By eliminating manual stopcock turning for waste management, the NAMIC® Protection Station® Plus simplifies lab setups and cleanups while enforcing gold-standard clinical safety protocols. Protect your staff, manage your fluids, and focus purely on patient care.
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| Product Code (Sterile) | Product Code (Non Sterile) |
|---|---|
| H965640009351 | 8/NN/656206817 |
