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Gambro AK-200 Ultra S Hemodialysis Machine with Mobile Stand and Integrated Controls

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Model: AK-200 Ultra S Serial Number: 22320 Configuration: Dialysis machine with integrated control panels, color display, and multiple flow meters. Mounted on a wheeled stand with an IV pole. Manufacturing Year: 2011
Configuration
Dialysis machine with integrated control panels, color display, and multiple flow meters. Mounted on a wheeled stand with an IV pole.
Manufacturing Year
2011
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Technical Data
Model: AK-200 Ultra S Serial Number: 22320 Configuration: Dialysis machine with integrated control panels, color display, and multiple flow meters. Mounted on a wheeled stand with an IV pole. Manufacturing Year: 2011
Configuration
Dialysis machine with integrated control panels, color display, and multiple flow meters. Mounted on a wheeled stand with an IV pole.
Manufacturing Year
2011

Product description

Clinical-grade Gambro AK-200 Ultra S dialysis machine with color display, flow meters, and mobile IV pole stand.

The Gambro AK-200 Ultra S is a precision-engineered hemodialysis machine widely utilized in clinical nephrology and biomedical engineering for renal replacement therapy. Designed for efficient and reliable hemodialysis treatment, it integrates multiple flow meters and control panels displayed on a user-friendly color interface.

Key features include:

  • Mobile wheeled stand with an adjustable IV pole for flexible placement in various clinical environments.
  • Integrated control systems providing precise regulation of blood and dialysate flow rates, vital for molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing in renal care.
  • Manufactured in 2011, model number AK-200 Ultra S, serial number 22320, ensuring compliance with clinical dialysis standards.

This dialysis system supports biomedical engineering applications and is essential for patient management in biopharmaceutical production pipelines related to kidney function studies. Its ergonomic design facilitates safe and effective dialysis procedures, making it suitable for clinical diagnostics and biotechnology research focused on synthetic biology and gene editing in renal therapeutics.

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Last updated 8 November 2026