ICU Ventilators in Pakistan – Hamilton, Dräger, Maquet, Mindray & More
ICU ventilators for adult, paediatric and neonatal intensive care, plus NIV, transport ventilators and capnographs. Choose from Hamilton, Dräger, Maquet, Puritan Bennett, Avea, Mindray, Aeonmed, Bellavista, MEK and more. We state each unit's condition, hours and service history in writing. We can also arrange installation and a function check. Message us on WhatsApp for a live quote.
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Aeonmed VG70 Ventilator – Touch Screen ICU Ventilator for Adults & Children
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Bellavista 1000 Ventilator – Swiss ICU Ventilator with Adaptive Ventilation
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How do you choose the right ICU ventilator?
- Patients: confirm neonatal, paediatric and adult range against your unit's needs.
- Gas supply: turbine ventilators need no wall air; pneumatic ones need stable air and oxygen.
- Modes: check the modes your team uses, such as PRVC, APRV, ASV or NIV.
- Condition and service: ask for running hours, test reports and local service support.
- Battery and transport: check backup time if you move patients or face load-shedding.
Turbine vs pneumatic ICU ventilator: which is better?
| Turbine ventilator | Pneumatic ventilator | |
|---|---|---|
| Air source | Built-in turbine | Wall air or compressor |
| Oxygen | Needed for FiO2 above 21% | Needed |
| Suits | Sites with weak gas supply, transport | Large ICUs with stable gas plant |
| Examples | Dräger Savina, MEK MTV-1000, Philips V60 | Shangrila 590, Evita XL, Servo-i |
If your hospital has no reliable medical air plant, a turbine ventilator avoids downtime. Large ICUs with good gas supply can choose either.
New or refurbished ventilators
Many branded ventilators sold in Pakistan are refurbished imports. A good refurbished unit can serve well if it is tested, calibrated and covered by warranty. Always ask for running hours, the test report and who will service it locally.
Which modes does your ICU need?
Most adult ICUs use volume and pressure control, SIMV, pressure support and CPAP every day. Units with many ARDS patients may want APRV or Bi-Vent. Hospitals that wean many long-stay patients often value adaptive modes such as ASV.
Care and usage tips
- Run the self-test before each new patient.
- Change circuits and filters per ICU policy.
- Calibrate flow sensors on schedule.
- Keep batteries charged and tested monthly.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose an ICU ventilator for my hospital?
Start with your patients: adults only, or children and newborns too. Then check your gas supply, the modes your team uses and battery needs. Finally, ask about condition, running hours and local service. We can help match models to your ICU.
What is the difference between ICU and transport ventilators?
ICU ventilators offer full modes, detailed monitoring and long-term use at the bedside. Transport ventilators are smaller and tougher, built for ambulances and transfers. Most hospitals need both: ICU units at the bed and one portable unit for moves. We supply both types.
Are your branded ventilators new or refurbished?
We offer both, and we state the condition clearly with every quote. For refurbished units we share running hours, test reports and warranty terms. Many listings in Pakistan leave this unclear, so always ask before buying any ventilator. We put this in writing.
Do I need wall air for a ventilator?
Not for turbine ventilators, which make their own airflow. Pneumatic ventilators need stable medical air and oxygen, or a compressor. If your hospital lacks a reliable air plant, choose a turbine model like the Savina or MTV-1000. We can advise on your setup.
Do you install ventilators and train staff?
We can arrange installation, a function check and basic operator orientation with delivery. Clinical training on modes and settings should come from your ICU leads and the maker's material. Ask about service and training when you request a quote. We also explain basic care.
Need a quote?
We usually reply within 4 hours. Ask about bulk and hospital orders. Delivery across Pakistan.