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Report date: 24.10.2025
Mobile Medical Device with Pressure Regulator Analysis Report
Overview and Device Identification
The visuals show a mobile medical device mounted on a wheeled stand, equipped with a pressure regulator and an applicator gun. The device is likely used in medical procedures by applying pressurized gas or liquid (e.g., cryotherapy or irrigation) or by creating a vacuum (aspiration). The general structure of the device indicates that it operates with a pneumatic (pressurized air/gas) system.
Detailed examinations of the product’s body, casing, labels, or accessories revealed no identifiable writing, logo, or emblem indicating the device’s brand or model. Therefore, brand and model information is not included in this report.
Quantity Information
The following components were identified in the visuals:
- 1 mobile four-wheeled stand (main body)
- 1 metal regulator with an analog manometer (pressure gauge)
- 1 applicator gun with a green handle
- 1 metal applicator holder bracket
- 2 hoses connected to the device (one clear, one gray)
Condition and State Assessment
The device is generally in a used condition. There is no noticeable new product sheen on the white main body or other components. Discoloration on the hoses and superficial marks on the body indicate that the device has been actively used before. Regarding originality, the components appear to be of standard medical equipment quality, but a definitive comment cannot be made due to the inability to identify the brand.
Physical and Mechanical Analysis
The physical and mechanical components of the product have been examined in detail:
- Main Body and Wheels: No significant dents, dings, or cracks were observed on the device’s white metal cart. There are light scratches and dirt on its surface. All four wheels are intact, and there are no breaks that would visually impede its mobility.
- Hoses: The clear hose shows noticeable yellowing. This indicates prolonged use or material aging. The condition of the gray hose appears better, although it also has a used appearance.
- Regulator and Manometer: The chrome-plated regulator and manometer are physically sound. The manometer’s (pressure gauge) glass is unbroken, and its needle is close to the zero position. The gauge panel is divided into yellow, green, and red color zones.
- Applicator: The trigger and metal tip of the green-handled applicator gun are in place. There are no significant breaks or cracks on it.
Electronic Components and Battery
During the examination of the visuals, no electronic components, digital screen, power cable input, battery, or battery compartment of the device were identified. It is assessed that the device has a completely mechanical or pneumatic structure.
Label and Document Information
Despite detailed examination of the device’s main body, regulator, and applicator, no readable label information was found.
- Serial Number: Not identified.
- Lot Number: Not identified.
- REF Code: Not identified.
Although there are some writings on the manometer’s dial, the resolution of the photographs is insufficient to read these texts (unit of measurement, manufacturer, etc.). Furthermore, no documents such as an invoice or warranty certificate belonging to the device are present in the visuals.
Fault and Risk Assessment
No obvious fault or broken part (e.g., a broken manometer glass, a detached hose, or a broken wheel) that would directly impede the device’s function was observed.
However, the noticeable yellowing of the clear hose should be noted as a potential risk. This hose may carry a risk of cracking or leaking under pressure in the future due to material fatigue. Although the device’s overall condition is used, its metal and mechanical components (regulator, wheels, stand) appear to be in a stable condition.
