Secondhand Takaoka Atlanta Intensive Care Mechanical Ventilator

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Report date: 22.08.2025

Takaoka Atlanta Ventilator Device Analysis Report

Overview and Product Description

The product shown in the images is a ventilator (respiratory support) device of Takaoka brand, Atlanta model. The device is mounted on a special wheeled transport stand with hose hangers. The product is a medical device designed for use in intensive care and respiratory therapy areas. The examination covers one ventilator device and one transport stand.

Condition and State Assessment

The overall condition of the device indicates that it is a used product with significant signs of wear. Details regarding its physical condition are listed below:

• Casing and Surface: General wear, discoloration, and yellowing over time are observed on the device’s outer casing. There are dirt and superficial scratches on the surfaces in places.
• Deformation: Visual inspection did not detect any cracks, fractures, or significant dents that could directly affect the device’s operation.
• Hygiene: Dust and dirt accumulation are present on the device and the stand generally, suggesting long-term use or a lack of maintenance for some time.

Mechanical and Electronic Component Examination

The control mechanisms on the device’s front panel appear physically complete. Buttons, the rotary adjustment knob, and the oxygen percentage (O₂%) adjustment knob are in place and show no significant damage. The mechanism connecting the device to the stand and the general structure of the stand appear robust.

Electronically, the device has a digital display and various control buttons (MOD, MANUAL, MENU, etc.). Since the device is not operating in the images, no comment can be made regarding the functionality of the screen and electronic circuits. However, no signs of burns, discoloration, or physical damage are observed in the electronic components.

Accessories and Connections

Green medical hoses are connected to the device. It is noteworthy that some of the hose connection points are wrapped with beige-colored tape. The front lower part of the device features connection ports designed for the respiratory circuit and an oxygen adjustment knob. A safety mark “TIPO BF” is located next to one connection port. No other accessories (user manual, additional hoses, etc.) are visible with the device in the images.

Labels and Identifying Information

The brand and model inscriptions on the device are clearly legible. However, labels containing detailed information such as serial number or year of manufacture were not found in the images.

• Brand: Takaoka
• Model: Atlanta
• Serial Number: No readable serial number is present in the images.
• REF Code: No readable REF code is present in the images.
• Other Information: A schematic label showing hose connections is present on the device stand.

Potential Malfunction Risk Assessment

The fact that the device is used and the wear on its outer surface suggest that there might be age-related fatigue in electronic or mechanical components. The tapes used at the connection points, in particular, may indicate potential issues such as air leaks in these areas or that they were used as a precautionary measure. However, no obvious malfunction (broken part, burn mark, disconnected cable) that would definitively prevent the device from operating has been detected in the images. The overall structure of the device appears stable.