The Penlon Infusion Systems Range provides clinicians with smarter and more simplified control over infusion.
Penlon’s range of world-class infusion and syringe pumps provides precise drug delivery, with controlled dosing, alarm systems, and dose-error reduction features, enabling clinicians to have smarter, safer, and more simplified control over infusion.
The advanced features of the Penlon HP TCi Syringe Pump enable efficient, accurate, and reliable delivery of intravenous anaesthesia. The easy-to-use syringe pump incorporates an intuitive 3.0" touchscreen with high infusion accuracy and multiple TCi models, including the state-of-the-art Propofol PK/PD Eleveld model. The SYS-56 Syringe Pump provides constant, accurate infusion, while the SYS-70 Infusion Pump delivers a wide range of infusion rates to meet various clinical situations throughout the hospital.
Craig Thompson, Penlon’s Product Manager, said:
"As a company with a long and unrivalled history of delivering world-class inhalation anaesthesia products, the Penlon infusion system range marks an exciting and complementary development for Penlon. The versatile range provides accurate delivery without compromising patient safety."
Infusion pumps, such as the Penlon SYS-70, and syringe pumps, such as the Penlon SYS-56, play a vital role in modern healthcare, but their value extends far beyond the clinical environment. For EBME professionals, these devices deliver clear advantages in safety, efficiency, serviceability, and governance, helping engineering teams to keep hospitals running smoothly and patients safe.
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About Penlon
Penlon is a world-class British medical device company established in Oxford in 1943. Penlon develops, manufactures and exports anaesthesia and other medical products to over ninety countries worldwide. Penlon has been designing and manufacturing medical devices in the UK for eighty years.
