| Blood Collection Mixer | Mixes donated blood with anticoagulant during collection to support uniform composition and accurate collection volume. | Whole-blood donation centers, mobile blood-collection units, and hospital blood banks. | Continuous rocking or gentle agitation of the blood bag while monitoring weight or collection volume. | Programmable collection targets, load-cell weighing, visual or audible alarms, adjustable mixing speed, and rechargeable-battery operation on portable models. | Accurate weighing, gentle agitation, stable anticoagulant mixing, easy disinfection, and reliable alarm performance. |
| Blood Tube Sealer | Seals PVC blood tubing without opening the sterile fluid path. | Blood component processing, donor-room collection, and preparation of satellite bags. | Radio-frequency energy heats and fuses compatible thermoplastic tubing, creating a sealed segment that can be separated. | Automatic sealing cycles, adjustable tubing compatibility, sealing confirmation, compact benchtop design, and optional sterile-docking functions. | Consistent seal strength, validated sealing parameters, prevention of leakage, and compatibility with the tubing material used in blood bags. |
| Blood Component Extractor | Expresses plasma, platelets, or red-cell components from a primary blood bag into satellite bags. | Component preparation laboratories and transfusion-service departments. | Controlled mechanical pressure is applied to the primary bag while the operator or system guides the separation of components. | Adjustable pressure, bag-support platform, component-specific pressing control, and manual or semi-automatic operation. | Precise pressure control, smooth bag handling, prevention of tubing kinks, and protection against component contamination or hemolysis. |
| Blood Component Separator | Separates whole blood into red cells, plasma, and buffy-coat or platelet-containing fractions. | Blood centers and hospital laboratories processing collected whole blood. | Centrifugal separation uses differences in cellular density to divide blood components into layers. | Programmable centrifugation profiles, temperature-controlled operation on selected systems, interchangeable buckets, and electronic imbalance monitoring. | Validated speed and time control, rotor balance, temperature management, traceability, and careful handling of blood bags. |
| Automated Blood Component Processing System | Automates weighing, clamping, tubing control, and transfer during the preparation of blood components. | High-throughput blood centers requiring standardized processing and reduced manual intervention. | Integrated sensors, pumps, clamps, and software control the movement of blood components between connected bags. | Barcode or data-recording capability, programmable processing protocols, multiple bag connections, pressure monitoring, and process alarms. | Closed-system integrity, software validation, accurate sensor calibration, operator training, and complete process records. |
| Blood Transfusion Pump | Delivers blood or blood components at a controlled flow rate during transfusion. | Hospitals, operating rooms, intensive-care units, emergency departments, and outpatient infusion areas. | Peristaltic or cassette-based pumping moves blood through a compatible transfusion set while monitoring flow conditions. | Programmable flow rate, air-in-line detection, occlusion alarms, anti-free-flow protection, battery backup, and compatibility with blood administration sets. | Low-shear fluid handling, accurate delivery, prevention of air embolism, appropriate filter use, and compliance with applicable medical-device requirements. |
| Rapid Infusion and Blood Warmer | Warms blood products and infuses them rapidly when large-volume or high-rate transfusion is required. | Trauma care, major surgery, obstetrics, emergency medicine, and critical care. | Blood passes through a disposable heat-exchange pathway while a pump controls the infusion rate. | Temperature monitoring, adjustable flow control, over-temperature protection, bubble detection, and disposable fluid paths. | Accurate outlet-temperature control, prevention of overheating, reliable alarms, sterile single-use components, and compatibility with approved blood products. |
| Blood and Fluid Pressure Infuser | Applies external pressure to flexible blood or fluid bags to increase delivery speed. | Emergency departments, operating theaters, ambulances, and situations requiring rapid manual infusion. | Manual or pneumatic compression raises bag pressure and supports faster flow through the administration set. | Pressure gauge, adjustable compression range, quick-release mechanism, transparent bag visibility, and reusable or disposable configurations. | Controlled pressure, avoidance of excessive force, secure bag placement, and use with appropriate filters and transfusion tubing. |
| Electronic Blood Bank Scale | Measures and records the weight of blood bags during collection, processing, or dispensing. | Donation rooms, blood-component laboratories, and transfusion-service areas. | Load-cell technology converts bag weight into a digital measurement and may trigger alarms at preset limits. | Tare function, programmable target volume, digital display, data output, audible alarms, and calibration capability. | Measurement accuracy, regular calibration, stable platform design, correct density conversion, and traceable records. |
| Blood Transport and Storage Refrigerator | Maintains controlled temperatures for blood components during short-term storage or internal transportation. | Hospital blood banks, transfusion laboratories, operating departments, and specimen-transfer routes. | Refrigeration or validated thermal insulation maintains the required temperature range for the stored component. | Temperature display, continuous monitoring, high/low-temperature alarms, data logging, adjustable compartments, and battery support on transport units. | Temperature uniformity, alarm response, validated storage duration, secure handling, and compliance with local blood-storage requirements. |