Elastomeric pumps are disposable, non-electronic pumps that deliver fluid at a set rate from an elastic reservoir. They suit ambulatory and home-care therapy. Electronic infusion pumps use a motor and controls for rate setting and monitoring, and suit ward and critical care use. Syringe pumps drive a syringe plunger for small-volume, precise delivery. PCA (patient-controlled analgesia) pumps let the patient trigger preset bolus doses within clinician-set limits. Portable pumps combine ambulatory use with electronic control.
No brand page and no brand ranking is published on this site, and no brand performance claim is made. The two lines on this site are the disposable infusion pump line and the electronic infusion pump line; both are specified per inquiry.
Buying checklist
- Match the type to the therapy: fixed-rate ambulatory, variable ward delivery, small-volume precision, or patient-triggered dosing.
- Confirm the model list and the specifications for the chosen type.
- Confirm maintenance, accessories, and consumables for electronic types.
- Confirm packaging, quantities, and the applicable registration requirements.