Transmed - Transmed Sahara III Maxitherm Blood Warmer

Applications & Use Cases

• Warming blood and blood products for transfusion in clinical settings.
• Heating plasma and other blood components in laboratory environments.
• Pre-warming infusion solutions for patient comfort and safety.
• Use in emergency medicine for rapid warming of fluids.
• Application in surgical theatres for maintaining patient normothermia.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

Units of this type commonly accommodate one or more blood bags or infusion solution bags simultaneously.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard UK mains voltage (230V, 50Hz).

Heating method

This model utilises a dry-heating system, reducing direct contact with water and associated contamination risks.

Temperature range

Blood warmers are generally designed to maintain temperatures around 37°C, with precise control for patient safety.

Footprint

For this class of equipment, units are typically compact, suitable for benchtop placement in laboratories or clinical areas.

Safety features

Commonly includes over-temperature alarms and automatic shut-off mechanisms.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a dry-heating system?

  A dry-heating system warms blood products without direct contact with water, using heated plates or surfaces. This method helps to minimise the risk of contamination and simplifies cleaning.

• Is this unit suitable for continuous operation?

• What maintenance is typically required for a blood warmer?

• Can this unit be used with different types of blood bags or infusion solutions?

• What certifications are relevant for blood warmers?