Dialyzer Reprocessing Machine W-F168-A /W-F168-B
Filtration, Purification Systems
Information
Why to Choose W-F168-B Dialyzer Reprocessing：
1. Adopting pulsating current oscillation technique, in the form of positive and reverse rinse as well as positive and reverse UF to eliminate the leftover in dialyzer in a short time to resume cell volume, so as to prolong the life span of dialyzers.
2. The accurate and efficient test of TCV and blood leak, reflect directly the situation of reprocessing, thus assured the safety of the whole course.
3. Rinse, cleaning, testing and disinfectant affusion could be done either respectively or together, suiting different requirements.
4. Functions like reprocessing system setting, disinfection of machine and debugging are introduced under the main menu.
5. The auto setting of reprocessing run the evacuation before affusion, in order to prevent the redilution of disinfectant.
6. The special design of concentration detection ensures the accuracy of disinfectant and safety of disinfection.
7. Human-oriented design of touch control LCD makes the operation easy.
8. Only a tap and the whole reprocessing would run automatically.
9. The stored information of model capacity ultra filtration coefficient etc makes operation easy and accurate.
10. Functions of troubleshooting tips and shooting alarming reflect the situation timely to the operator.
11. The adoption of 41 patents improved the quality while decreased water use (less than 8L once for per dialyzer).
Contraindication：
This machine is designed, made and sold for reusable dialyzer only.
The following five kinds of dialyzers can not be reused in this machine.
(1) The dialyzer which has been used by the positive hepatitis B virus patient.
(2) The dialyzer which has been used by the positive hepatitis C virus patient.
(3) The dialyzer which has been used by the HIV carriers or HIV AIDS patient.
(4) The dialyzer which has been used by other patient with blood-infectious disease.
(5) The dialyzer which has been used by the patient who has an allergy to disinfectant used in reprocess
