Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery
Product summary
The Infinium Fluid Transfer Pump moves fluid through sterile tubing at 1.2 to 2900 mL/min. It is used mainly in plastic and aesthetic surgery procedures. Speed is set with one knob, flow starts and stops from a pneumatic foot pedal, and the motor runs in either direction.
20 to 600
rpm speed range
2900 mL/min
Maximum flow rate
±5%
Speed control
16 lb
Pump weight
How it works
- Variable speed: a single-turn analog knob sets pump speed from 20 to 600 rpm.
- Separate power switch: turn the drive on and off without losing the speed setting.
- Forward and reverse toggle: the reversible motor primes or purges the tubing and pump in either direction.
- Pneumatic foot pedal: on/off flow switch for hands-free control. A continuous flow switch is also available.
Clinical applications
Plastic surgery offices, aesthetic practices, and surgery centers use the pump for general fluid transfer during plastic and aesthetic procedures. The surgeon or staff controls flow from the foot pedal while both hands stay in the field.
The pump fits on a procedure cart next to an aspirator and collection canisters, so fluid delivery and suction sit together at the table.
