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Report date: 30.11.2025
3A HEALTH CARE ASPEED Professional Surgical Aspirator Analysis Report
Device Identification
The device examined in the visuals is a portable electric surgical aspirator (vacuum) device used for medical purposes. The device consists of a main motor unit, a collection jar, connecting hoses, and an antibacterial filter mechanism. It is a desktop unit with a metal casing, predominantly blue and white.
Brand and Model
Upon detailed examination of the writings and logos on the device’s front panel, the product’s identity has been determined with 100% certainty:
- Brand: 3A HEALTH CARE (Logo on the top left corner).
- Model: ASPEED Professional (Written in large fonts below the logo).
The phrases “Aspiratore Alto Flusso Alto Vuoto” and “Suction Equipment High Flow High vacuum” located on the front panel confirm the device’s model group and technical class (high flow, high vacuum).
Originality
The brand prints, panel arrangement, font styles, logo quality, and material craftsmanship on the device indicate that it is an original product belonging to the 3A HEALTH CARE company. No visual findings suggesting aftermarket or counterfeit production have been encountered.
Areas of Use
This device is designed for professional medical use. Its primary function is to remove body fluids, mucus, or surgical residues from the body via vacuum. Areas of use include:
- Hospitals and clinics (minor surgical procedures).
- Home care services (tracheostomy patients or situations requiring airway clearance).
- Nursing homes.
Quantity Information
A total of 1 unit of surgical aspirator device is visible in the images. Hose sets and one collection jar are attached to this main unit.
General Condition
Visually, the device is used but in a clean condition. Its outer casing, buttons, and indicators are all in place. The overall appearance of the device suggests it has been well-maintained and is physically sound. However, the consumable hoses indicate that the product has been in use for some time or stored on a shelf.
Physical Deformation
No significant scratches, dents, rust, or paint peeling have been observed on the device’s metal casing. The front panel is clean and legible. The blue painted metal parts retain their vibrancy. No visible cracks have been detected on the collection jar.
Mechanical Components
The analysis of mechanical parts is as follows:
- Vacuum Adjustment Knob: The rotary knob with a blue cap, located at the bottom center of the front panel, is in place and appears sturdy. Directional indicators (+ and -) for increasing and decreasing the vacuum level are present around it.
- Collection Jar Stand: The white plastic/metal ring stand mounted on the right side of the device securely holds the jar and is undamaged.
- On/Off Switch: The black-framed on-off switch (rocker switch) on the bottom left is in good condition.
Electronic Components
The externally visible electronic components of the device are as follows:
- Pressure Gauge (Manometer): The analog gauge on the front panel is intact. There are no breaks or cracks in its glass. The needle is currently at the “0” position, indicating a resting state.
- Power Cable: A black power cable is present, coiled on top of the device. No peeling or breakage is visible in the cable’s outer insulation.
Accessories
The accessories attached and ready for use on the device are as follows:
- Collection Jar: A transparent polycarbonate jar with a capacity of 1000 ml (1 liter) and a volume scale is present. It has a blue lid, and the blue lid plugs providing a seal are in place.
- Hoses: Silicone connecting hoses used between the device and the jar, and on the patient side, are present. The color of the hoses has changed from transparent to yellow. This situation may indicate that the silicone has oxidized over time and needs to be replaced as a consumable, but their physical integrity appears complete.
- Filter: A hydrophobic/antibacterial filter (in the shape of a green disk) is installed on the vacuum line.
- Connector: An L-shaped metal/plastic connection tip is attached to the “INLET” (Input) part.
Battery Status
This model (ASPEED Professional), considering the structure and cable connection in the visuals, is a model that operates standardly with mains electricity (230V). No internal battery indicator or battery cover is present in the visuals; therefore, it is assessed to operate only when plugged in.
Label and Display Information
Technical markings and information on the front panel:
- Vacuum Power Information: The phrase (-0.85 bar) indicating the maximum vacuum capacity is located next to the adjustment knob.
- Manometer Scale: The gauge panel measures in both bar and kPa. The needle moves on a scale that goes down to -1.0 bar / -100 kPa.
- Inlet Direction: In the bottom right corner, there is an “INLET” text and an arrow indicating where the hose should be connected.
- Logo Information: The phrase “HEALTH CARE” is located under the 3A emblem.
Potential Failure Risk
During the examination of the visuals, no condition that could prevent the device from operating (broken, missing parts, heavy impact) has been observed. The device is in a clean and sound condition. The only point to note is:
- Hoses: The yellowing of the existing silicone hoses suggests that the material may have hardened. This is not a malfunction, but for hygiene and performance, it is recommended to replace these hoses and the filter with new ones before use. This is a routine maintenance procedure.
Other than this, the device is in good mechanical and cosmetic condition, and there are no significant noticeable risks.
