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Series Beam Suspension Bridge (wet and dry separation)
Suspension bridge (thousand wet separation) is used in hospital ICU wards and is an essential medical rescue auxiliary equipment in modern intensive care units.
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Medical Pendant Systems
Performance characteristics:
Suspension bridge (thousand wet separation) is used in hospital ICU wards and is an essential medical rescue auxiliary equipment in modern intensive care units. It mainly consists of a bridge frame, a dry section, and a wet section. Its characteristics lie in a reasonable dry wet separation structure, flexible infusion racks and infusion pump racks for upgrading the wet section configuration. The dry and wet sections are equipped with a medical monitoring instrument platform, and oxygen, air, suction, strong and weak electricity, and network input terminals are respectively configured on the tower body within reach of medical staff.
FAQ
Which countries do you mainly export to?
Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia.
Africa: Rwanda, Tanzania, Mozambique, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Nigeria.
How many production lines do you have?
We have 4 production lines.
What is the lead time for mass production?
Typically 15 to 30 days, depending on the quantity and items.
What are your payment terms?
We accept credit cards, wire transfers, and letters of credit.
What is your delivery deadline?
EXW, FOB, CIF, and so on. Other delivery terms are negotiable.
Which transportation methods can I choose?
We typically provide customers with FOB prices in U.S. dollars. Upon customer request, we can also offer door-to-door delivery (shipped to your store address) or CIF prices. The port of shipment is Qingdao, which is a few hours’ drive from our factory.
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