Handheld Portable Vein Finder SIFVEIN 7.0

The Handheld Portable Vein Finder SIFVEIN 7.0 is a notable device which is used to help the nurse and clinical healthcare taker locate the vasculature on the surface of the skin in a visualized and real time way, allowing clinicians bifurcations. It is handheld and lightweight, easily converts to Hands-Free with the use of optional wheeled or fixed stands.

This Portable Vein Finder SIFVEIN 7.0 reduces the risk of failure in venipuncture, assures patient satisfaction, relieves the tension between clinician and patient and most importantly, controlling the cost of Venipuncture.

Hemoglobin in the blood absorbs the near infrared light. When the device is held above the skin, veins appear noticeably different than the surrounding tissue. The vasculature shows clearly on the skin’s surface, aiding in vein location to collect a blood sample or administer IV medications.

How It Works?

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Features:

• 3 Inch LED Display.
• Simple To Use.
• 3 Selectable Image Sizes (Adult, Pediatric, Neonate).
• 3 Different Display Modes (Basic, Inverse, Enhance).
• 10 Kinds of Color Display.
• 2 Different FreeHand Solutions (Mobile Stand and Fixed Support).

Specifications

• Display: LED Display.
• Infrared Wavelength: 850nm.
• Image Resolution: 856 * 480 Pixels.
• Visible Vein Size: More than 1 mm.
• Penetration Depth: More than 8mm.
• Optimal Imaging Distance: 15 to 25 cm.
• Operating Mode: Basic Mode, Inverse Mode, Enhance Mode.
• Image Color: Single Color and Mixed Color.
• Image Size: Large, Medium, Small (Adjustable).
• Brightness: High, Medium, Low.
• Power Supply: Rechargeable Lithium Battery (3000mAh).
• Battery Life: 2 Hours.
• Net Weight: 350g.
• Dimensions: 21.2 x 6.6 x 6.5 cm.

Doctor Specialties:

Anesthesiologists, Dermatologists, Emergency Doctors, Medical Examiners, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeons, Surgeons, Vascular Surgeons…

This Device Can Be Applicable On:

• The Elderly.
• Overweight Patients.
• Dark-Skinned Patients.
• Infants.
• Heads.
• Plastic Surgery Patients.