1. DB-F168A dialyzer reprocessing machine is the first automatic dialyzer reprocessing machine in the world. Our perfectness comes from professional and advanced technology, that makes our products legal, safe, and stable.

2. DB-F168A Dialyzer Reprocessing Machine are the main device for hospital to sterilize, clean, test and affuse reusable dialyzer used in hemodialysis treatment.

3. Procedure of Reusing Processing:
[Rinse]----Using RO water to rinse dialyzer.
[Clean]----Using disinfectant to clean dialyzer.
[Test] -----Testing blood chamber capacity of dialyzer and whether the membrane is broken or not.
[Disinfect] ---Using disinfectant to affuse dialyzer.

4. Be used in hospital only.

Technical Parameter
Size: DB-F168A 470mm× 380mm× 480mm (L*W*H)
Weight: DB-F168A 30KG
Power Supply: AC 220V± 10%, 50Hz-60Hz, 2A
Input power: 150W
Water input pressure: 0.15~0.35 MPa (21.75 P. S. I. ~50.75 P. S. I. )
Water input temperature: 10~40o C
Minimum water Inlet flow: 1.5L/min
Reprocessing time: About 12 minutes per cycle
Work environment: Temperature 5o C~40o C at relative humidity of no more than 80%.
Storage temperature should be between 5o Co C~40o C at relative humidity of no more than 80%.

Features
PC work station: It can create, save, search the patients database; Operation standard of nurse; Easily scan the code to send the signal for reprocessor running automatically;
Effective: When reprocessing single or double dialysers at one time.
Cost-effective: Compatible with many brands of disinfectant.
Accuracy & safety: Automatic disinfectant dilution
Anti-cross infection control: Extra blood port header to prevent infection among patients.
Record function: Print reprocessing data, such as name, sex, number of case, date, time, etc.
Double printing: Built-in printer or optional external printer (adhesive sticker)

Contraindication
This machine is designed, made and sold for reusable dialyzer only.
The following five kinds of dialyzers can not be reused in this machine
(1) the dialyzer which has been used by the positive hepatitis B virus patient
(2) the dialyzer which has been used by the positive hepatitis C virus patient
(3) the dialyzer which has been used by the HIV carriers or HIV AIDS patient
(4) the dialyzer which has been used by other patient with blood-infectious disease
(5) the dialyzer which has been used by the patient who has an allergy to disinfectant used in reprocessing.