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Blackstone Compact Suction HS-930D

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Blackstone Compact Suction HS-930D

Product Code: SATE-adwdas-3248

Full Theatre Vacuum Beyond 0.09 MPa in a 5.5 kg Carrying Body, Flow Past 32 L/min, Single 2000 ml Vessel

The Blackstone HS-930D compact suction machine pulls a maximum vacuum past 0.09 MPa and adjusts down as far as 0.02 MPa, with flow beyond 32 litres per minute. A single 2000 ml polycarbonate vessel is fitted as standard; the unit weighs 5.5 kg net in a 450 by 200 by 400 mm body, and it runs from 220 volt mains. Available through Medigear.uk.

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Suction Machines

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Surgical & Therapeutic Equipment

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New

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China

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Supplier: Medigear

Three separate machines now carry the HS-930D designation; this compact suction machine is among them. One is a battery-portable unit with a one-litre bottle, reaching 600 mmHg. One is a floor-standing unit of 20 k,g carrying two glass vessels and reaching 680. And this is a 5.5 kg carrying body, also reaching 680, with a single two-litre vessel and no battery at all. They differ fourfold in weight and entirely in power arrangement. Whatever else a buyer does, the order must describe the machine rather than quote the number.

Taken on its own, what stands out is the vacuum. Six hundred and eighty millimetres of mercury is the same ceiling the Blackstone theatre machines reach, and getting there from a body weighing 5.5 kilograms is a genuine achievement of packaging. Flow at 32 litres a minute sits above the battery version and below the glass-bottle floor unit, which puts this compact suction machine between them on capability as well as size.

Two things limit where it goes. There is no battery, so despite the handle and the flat 200 millimetre body, this runs only where a socket does, which makes it carryable rather than transportable. And the adjustment floor is 150 mmHg, the same as the theatre units, so airway suction on a child is outside its range, no matter how portable the machine looks.

Capacity is a single two-litre vessel, the smallest of the three. Before offering this machine, Medigear.uk pins down how overflow is guarded and how long it may run.

What this compact suction machine offers is theatre-grade vacuum where a theatre machine will not fit. A procedure room, a side room, a dental surgery, or a clinic that occasionally needs strong suction gets it from something living on a shelf rather than occupying a corner of the floor. Six hundred and eighty millimetres of mercury with 32 litres a minute behind it will lift whatever a procedure produces, and a footprint of 450 by 200 millimetres takes up almost nothing at all.

The limitation lies in where the adjustment stops, rather than in where it reaches. One hundred and fifty millimetres of mercury as a minimum means this cannot be set for an airway in a child, and barely for one in an adult. A compact body should not be mistaken for a bedside machine. Blackstone's own HS-S20 Plus portable adjusts below 19 mmHg and is the unit for that work, at roughly the very same weight.

Capacity and power both point the same way. A single two-litre vessel is the smallest across all three HS-930D machines, so this one suits bounded procedures rather than sustained work. Mains-only operation keeps the machine inside a building as well. Anyone buying on the strength of the handle should know that the battery version, a different machine under the very same name, is the one that actually travels.

Medigear.uk establishes the overflow arrangement, the vessel options, the pump type, and the duty cycle before this compact suction machine reaches any department.

Theatre Vacuum in a Small Body

Six hundred and eighty millimetres of mercury from 5.5 kilograms matches what the Blackstone floor machines reach at four times the weight.

A Flat Carrying Shape

Two hundred millimetres of depth means this sits on a shelf or in a vehicle locker rather than needing floor space set aside for it.

Flow Between the Extremes

Thirty-two litres a minute clears faster than the battery version manages without the bulk the glass-bottle floor unit brings.

Adjustment Rather Than a Fixed Setting

The vacuum can be brought down from its ceiling for lighter work, within a band that starts at roughly 150 millimetres of mercury.

Modest Power Draw

One hundred and fifty volt-amperes is a light load for a machine reaching this vacuum, and easy on a circuit shared with other equipment.

Quiet for the Output

Sixty decibels or below matches the Blackstone floor machines despite the compact body, where two other units in the range rate louder.

All Measurements Given

The operating footprint, the packed carton, and both weights are each stated, whereas several Blackstone suction sheets omit them completely.

One Vessel to Manage

A single two-litre bottle is quick to detach, empty, and refit, whereas four vessels mean four of everything each time a machine is turned round.

Peak Vacuum Past 0.09 MPa

Rendered by Blackstone as 680 mmHg.

Adjustable From 0.02 MPa

Printed as 150 millimetres of mercury.

Flow Past 32 L/min

Between the other two HS-930D machines.

Single Vessel of 2000 ml

Polycarbonate, called the standard configuration.

Net weight: 5.5 kg

Seven and a half kilograms gross packed.

Body 450 x 200 x 400 mm

Flat enough for a shelf or a locker.

Noise 60 dB(A) or Under

Matching the Blackstone floor machines.

Supply 220 V at 50 Hz

Drawing 150 VA, with no battery described.

Overflow Guard Unlisted

Matching every Blackstone suction sheet to date.

A Stray Vacuum Bullet

Printed with nothing following it.

Start with the name on this compact suction machine, because by now it is the headline. Three unrelated Blackstone machines are sold as the HS-930D: a battery portable at 600 mmHg with one litre, a 20 kg floor unit at 680 with five litres of glass, and this 5.5 kg compact at 680 with two. An order quoting the number is a one-in-three guess, so the machine gets described instead. On its own merits, this one is well packaged, reaching the same 680 mmHg as a floor machine four times its weight, with 32 litres a minute behind it. What it lacks is a battery, so the handle carries it between rooms rather than out of the building, and its 150 mmHg floor keeps it clear of paediatric airway work. Overflow protection is absent for the seventh time. Medigear.uk states that this compact suction machine is quoted.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Three, and they are unrelated. A portable battery with a one-litre bottle, a floor unit of 20 kg holding two glass vessels, and then this 5.5 kg compact mains machine. An order quoting the number alone gives no indication which of the three will arrive.

The vacuum. Six hundred and eighty millimetres of mercury is the ceiling the Blackstone theatre machines reach, and delivering it from a body weighing 5.5 kilograms is genuinely well packaged rather than merely compact.

No, nothing on the sheet describes one. The carrying handle and the flat body suggest portability, but without a battery the machine only works where a socket does. The separate HS-930D battery version is the one that travels with a patient.

Not on a child. The adjustment stops at 150 mmHg, the point at which the adult range finishes, and far above the paediatric band, so a compact body should not be mistaken for a ward machine. The HS-S20 Plus portable reaches below 19 mmHg instead.

Two litres in a single polycarbonate vessel, the smallest capacity of the three HS-930D machines. That suits bounded procedures rather than sustained work, since there is no second vessel to switch to when the first one fills.

The sheet calls the two litre vessel a standard configuration, which implies alternatives exist, and none are listed anywhere on the page. What other vessels can be fitted, and in what materials, is obtained from Blackstone before ordering.

Nothing describes any, making this the seventh Blackstone suction specification running without one. A vessel brimming while the motor turns lets liquid reach the pump, which ruins the mechanism and carries contamination through with it.

Overflow protection, vessel alternatives and autoclave limits, the duty cycle, exhaust filtration, pump type, ingress rating, gauge accuracy, what the stray Vacuum bullet was meant to say, tubing arrangements, the standard applied, and whether any conformity marking exists.