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Gambro AK-96 dialysis machine with 230V power, 50/60Hz, 2025W, designed for clinical renal therapy.
The Gambro AK-96 is a clinical-grade *hemodialysis machine* engineered for efficient renal replacement therapy. It operates on 230V with a frequency of 50/60Hz and a power consumption of 2025W, ensuring reliable performance in hospital and clinical settings. The device features a standard dialysis machine configuration, including essential components such as blood tubing sets, dialysate tubing sets, a dialyzer holder, heparin pump, and saline infusion sets, making it suitable for comprehensive *biomedical engineering* and *clinical dialysis* workflows.
Rated IPX1, the AK-96 provides protection against vertically dripping water, supporting its robust construction and suitability under typical clinical environment conditions. Manufactured in 2010, this model remains a critical tool in *molecular diagnostics* and *bioprocessing* applications related to renal care. It is widely adopted in nephrology departments for *renal replacement therapy* and is essential for medical professionals involved in *kidney failure treatment* and *biopharmaceutical patient care* protocols.
This hemodialysis system is compatible with various clinical protocols and workflows, making it an indispensable device for *chronic kidney disease* management and *synthetic biology* research focusing on cellular toxin filtration techniques. The Gambro AK-96 is a valuable instrument in the continuum of care for patients requiring advanced dialysis therapies.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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