Blood/plasma
Our warming/thawing system, SAHARA-III, is used for thawing and warming blood products in plastic pouches. The warming/thawing process is carried out dry, without the use of water as the heat-transferring agent. The system can warm/thaw different blood products and filling quantities at the same time. It is not necessary to pre-set warming times and environmental temperatures; this enables a standardised thawing and warming process.
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SAHARA-III basic model 97.8710.500
SAHARA-III basic model, Warming equipment with heatable agitation plate for thawing and warming of up to 3 blood components packed in plastic bags
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SAHARA-III basic model 115V 97.8710.502
SAHARA-III basic model 115V, Warming equipment with heatable agitation plate for thawing and warming of up to 3 blood components packed in plastic bags
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SAHARA-III MAXITHERM 97.8710.800
SAHARA-III MAXITHERM, Warming equipment with passive agitation plate for thawing and warming of up to 6 blood components packed in plastic bags
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SAHARA-III MAXITHERM 115V 97.8710.802
SAHARA-III MAXITHERM 115V, Warming equipment with passive agitation plate for thawing and warming of up to 6 blood components packed in plastic bags
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Module infusion warmer III 97.8710.550
Module infusion warmer for SAHARA-III, Allows heating of infusion solutions stored in plastic vessels or glass bottles, as well as tubes, surgical instruments, contrast media etc. to 37°C, consists of a coding plug
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Module MAXITHERM 97.8710.580
Module MAXITHERM for SAHARA-III, In combination with SAHARA-III platform (710510) constitutes the SAHARA-III MAXITHERM (710800), for up to 6 bags, consists of a double tray and a coding plug
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Module warming disk 97.8710.590
Module warming plate for SAHARA for SAHARA-III, In combination with SAHARA-III platform (710510) constitutes the SAHARA-III basic model (710500), for fast thawing and warming of up to 3 bags
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Stainless steel tray 97.8710.501
Stainless steel tray for SAHARA-III, for collecting plasma leaking from damaged blood bags
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Module protocol printer 97.8710.570
Module protocol printer for SAHARA, Creates protocols tracing the blood product temperature gradient, Automatic documentation of the system test
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Protocol printer paper 79.8710.575
Paper for protocol printer, Disposable for protocol printer (710570), 66m reel
General
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When do blood components have to be heated to prevent hypothermia?
Warming blood components (to a maximum of +42°C) is limited to special indications – massive transfusions, transfusions in neonates and transfusions in patients with cold antibodies (guidelines on the use of blood products).