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PB-30 Devices for Enteroscopy

Introducing the PB-30 Balloon Control Unit—an advanced ancillary device by FUJIFILM Healthcare, designed to provide precise control and maximum flexibility during enteroscopic procedures. This innovative control unit enhances the functionality of enteroscopes, allowing for smoother and safer examinations.

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PB-30 Specification

Features
  • Close Focus
  • G7 Grip
  • Advanced Force Transmission (Colo)
  • FICE®
  • HD Technology
Benefits
  • 7 kg (main unit), 145 mm (W) x 170 mm (H) x 410 mm (D) (main unit), AC100–240 V
  • Pressure of balloon: 5.6 kPa ± 2 kPa
  • Max. fl ow rate of pump: 170 ± 50 ml/10 sec.

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