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Syringe Infusion Pumps
A syringe pump delivers medication or fluids in precise, controlled amounts over time — essential where exact dosing matters. Meddey's Syringe Pump collection offers programmable, alarm-equipped infusion pumps for ICUs, operation theatres, neonatal units and clinics.
What's in This Collection
- Single-channel programmable syringe infusion pumps
- Adjustable flow rates for precise dosing
- Occlusion, near-empty and end-of-infusion alarms
- Compatibility with standard syringe sizes
Why Use a Syringe Pump
- Accurate, consistent delivery of critical medications
- Safe for low-volume, high-precision infusions
- Audible and visual alarms improve patient safety
- Essential for ICU, NICU, anaesthesia and oncology
Who It's For
Hospitals, ICUs and NICUs, operation theatres, dialysis and oncology units, and clinics needing controlled infusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a syringe pump used for?
To deliver precise, controlled doses of medication or fluid over a set time, especially in critical care.
How is it different from an infusion (IV) pump?
A syringe pump uses a syringe for small-volume, high-precision delivery; a volumetric IV pump handles larger fluid volumes from bags.
Does it have safety alarms?
Yes — typical alarms include occlusion, near-empty and end-of-infusion alerts.