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RWD R650-Plus

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RWD Veterinary Medical Equipment

RWD R650-Plus

Product Code: VME-VA-4185

Seventeen tube sizes ship with it. One machine spans birds to pigs.

From birds and reptiles to dogs and pigs, one switch on this dual-flowmeter machine switches the gas path between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits. The box includes three breathing bags and 17 endotracheal tube sizes.

Sections

Veterinary Anaesthesia Machines

Categories

Veterinary Medical Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

RWD Life Science builds the R650-Plus as a dual-flowmeter veterinary anaesthesia machine for teams anaesthetising animals from birds and reptiles up to dogs and pigs. Two flowmeter tubes stand side by side on the front panel and feed a high-accuracy vaporiser, which fills through the supplied Easy Fill adapter. Quick occlusion closes the APL valve for manual ventilation, and overpressure protection limits circuit pressure to 30 cmH2O while it is closed. The airway pressure gauge carries green, yellow and red zones, and those zones read system pressure on both breathing circuits.

Breadth is the defining feature, and it starts with the circuits. Both ship with the machine: a 1.5 m duo-limb rebreathing circuit with 22 mm male and 15 mm female ends, and a Mapleson F non-rebreathing circuit in the Jackson-Rees layout, the low-resistance T-piece arrangement used for small patients. One switch moves fresh gas from one circuit to the other, which lets a cat or a lizard follow a dog on the same machine. Three reusable breathing bags (0.5, 1, and 2 L) and a size 17 endotracheal tube set, running from ID 2.0 to 10.0 mm, carry that span through to the airway.

The standard configuration also includes a 2 m blue oxygen hose with a 9/16-18 UNF male connector at each end, a 1.2 m corrugated tube with a 22.0 mm bore, and a large gas filter canister for waste-gas scavenging. That canister absorbs isoflurane and sevoflurane, weighing 800 g new and taking up 200 g of waste agent. Gas pipelines run concealed inside the housing to minimise exposure and leakage risks. The machine is also designed to compactly house a monitor, a ventilator, and an oxygen concentrator.

It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Mixed small animal practices are a natural home for the R650-Plus because a single day's list can move from a cat to a large dog, then to a tortoise or a parrot. Exotic animal clinics, referral and teaching hospitals, and facilities that keep pigs or monkeys draw on the same breadth. Those settings share a range that swings from very small to much larger animals, and the R650-Plus keeps both ends on one machine.

Veterinarians and veterinary nurses or technicians work the machine from the head of the table. After intubation with a tube from the 17-size set, each animal goes onto the circuit that suits its size: the duo-limb rebreathing circuit for larger patients, or the Mapleson F for the smallest. A 0.5, 1 or 2 L bag completes the match. Between patients, the circuit switch makes the change at the panel, so a list that alternates between species keeps moving.

Routine work fills most days: neutering, dental procedures and soft-tissue surgery, with wound care and minor procedures in between. Manual ventilation is where the safeguards matter. When a nurse squeezes the bag after a quick occlusion of the APL valve, circuit pressure tops out at 30 cmH2O. That guards the alveoli of patients at both ends of the size range, while the colour zones on the gauge show each breath as it builds. Staff exposure is part of the picture too. The gas filter canister scavenges waste agent, and pipelines concealed inside the housing minimise anaesthetic vapour reaching people working beside the table.

One machine across a mixed species list

RWD names dogs, cats, pigs, monkeys, rodents, reptiles and birds for clinical anaesthesia on the R650-Plus. A practice that treats exotic patients alongside companion animals can run them all on one anaesthesia machine, keeping training and setup on a single layout.

Circuit changes at one switch

Both circuits ship with the machine, and one switch selects which one receives fresh gas. Moving from a dog on the rebreathing circuit to a small reptile on the Mapleson F takes a single action at the panel.

Airway sizes from 2.0 to 10.0 mm

The 17-size endotracheal tube set covers internal diameters from 2.0 to 10.0 mm in half-millimetre steps. A suitable tube for patients across that span sits in the box from the first day.

Three bag volumes on hand

Reusable non-latex breathing bags of 0.5, 1 and 2 L arrive with the machine. Matching the reservoir bag to the patient is part of setting up every anaesthetic, and all three volumes are ready for it.

Protected manual breaths

The APL valve closes with a quick occlusion for a manual breath, and pressure stays within 30 cmH2O while it is closed. Its design also prevents the valve from staying closed after a breath is given.

Pressure zones on both circuits

Green, yellow and red zones on the airway pressure gauge show system pressure whichever circuit is in use. A breath building towards the red reads the same way on a parrot as on a pig.

Scavenging into a weighable canister

Waste agent runs into the large gas filter canister, which absorbs isoflurane and sevoflurane. A new canister weighs 800 g and holds 200 g of waste gas, so its weight shows when it is due for change, and replacements come in packs of six.

Concealed gas lines

Gas pipelines run concealed inside the housing. RWD chose this layout to minimise exposure and leakage risks for staff working around the patient.

Room to grow into a full station

The R650-Plus is designed for compact installation of a monitor, a ventilator and an oxygen concentrator. A practice can start with the machine alone and add those devices to it later.

Dual flowmeter

Two flow tubes stand side by side on the front panel, each with its own knob below. That pairing gives the R650-Plus its dual-flowmeter configuration.

High-accuracy vaporiser

RWD fits a high-accuracy vaporiser, mounted to the right of the flowmeters. Set agent concentration on its dial.

Easy Fill adapter

An Easy Fill adapter (R583-0) comes in the box for charging the vaporiser straight from the agent bottle.

Quick-occlusion APL valve

Closing the adjustable pressure limiting valve for a manual breath takes one quick movement. Its quick-occlusion action is designed to prevent leaving the valve closed by mistake.

30 cmH2O overpressure protection

During quick occlusion, overpressure protection keeps circuit pressure within 30 cmH2O, protecting the alveoli from excessive pressure.

Colour-zoned airway pressure gauge

The gauge face is divided into green, yellow and red zones. It reads system pressure for both the rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits.

One-switch circuit selection

A single switch selects which circuit receives fresh gas, so the machine handles the switch between rebreathing and non-rebreathing.

Duo-limb rebreathing circuit

The rebreathing circuit (R-BC-DL) is a 1.5 m duo-limb design with 22 mm male and 15 mm female connections.

Mapleson F non-rebreathing circuit

For non-rebreathing work, the machine ships with a Mapleson F circuit (R-NBC-F(JR)) in the Jackson-Rees layout.

Corrugated tube

It includes a corrugated tube (R-CT-18) with a 22.0 mm internal diameter and a 1.2 m length.

Reusable breathing bags

Three reusable non-latex reservoir bags (R600-NL) come in 0.5, 1 and 2 L volumes.

Endotracheal tube set

The R600-ET set holds 17 tube sizes from ID 2.0 mm to 10.0 mm, cuffed from 2.5 mm upward, with outside diameters of 3.3 to 13.3 mm.

Large gas filter canister

The R510-31 canister absorbs isoflurane and sevoflurane. It weighs 800 g new and takes up 200 g of waste gas.

Blue oxygen hose

Oxygen arrives through a 2 m blue hose (R409-AH-80) fitted with a 9/16-18 UNF male connector at each end.

Concealed pipelines

Internal routing keeps the gas pipelines inside the housing, minimising exposure and leakage risks.

Compact installation of companion devices

The machine is built for compact installation of a monitor, a ventilator and an oxygen concentrator, each available as an option.

The R650-Plus suits practices whose lists span species and sizes in a single day: a mixed small-animal clinic, an exotic animal service, or a facility that anaesthetises pigs and monkeys alongside smaller animals. Its real strength is breadth on one machine. It comes with airway and breathing kits in graded sizes, and switching between circuits happens with one switch. For teams that give manual breaths to small patients, the quick-occlusion APL valve and its 30 cmH2O cap add a margin of protection at a delicate moment. Its large gas filter canister takes up 200 g of waste agent between changes.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Its range spans birds, reptiles, and rodents, through cats and dogs, to monkeys and pigs. The paired circuits, three bag volumes, and 17 tube sizes let one unit cover that spread.

It means the machine carries two flowmeters. Their tubes stand side by side on the front panel, each with a control knob beneath it so that you can see both flow readings in a single line of sight.

A single switch sends fresh gas either to the rebreathing circuit or to the non-rebreathing circuit, and both circuits come with the machine. The rebreathing side runs through a 1.5 m duo-limb circuit with 22 mm male and 15 mm female ends. On the non-rebreathing side sits a Mapleson F circuit in the Jackson-Rees arrangement.

Quick occlusion shuts the APL valve in one movement, and the design is meant to prevent it from being left closed after the breath. While it stays closed, overpressure protection caps circuit pressure at 30 cmH2O, sparing the alveoli excessive pressure—the green, yellow and red zones on the gauge show where each breath lands.

The host arrives with its vaporiser, an Easy Fill adapter, a 2 m blue oxygen hose and a large gas filter canister. The breathing kit includes three reusable non-latex bags (0.5, 1 and 2 L), two breathing circuits, a 1.2 m corrugated tube, and a size 17 endotracheal tube set.

Seventeen sizes run in half-millimetre steps from ID 2.0 mm to 10.0 mm, with outside diameters from 3.3 to 13.3 mm. All sizes from 2.5 mm upward are cuffed. Individual sizes also come in boxes of ten for restocking.

Waste agent is scavenged into the large gas filter canister, which absorbs isoflurane and sevoflurane. A fresh canister weighs 800 g and takes up 200 g, so its weight gain tracks how much capacity has been used. Replacement large canisters come in packs of six.

Filling runs through the Easy Fill adapter that ships with the machine, linking the agent bottle to the vaporiser's filling port. The vaporiser itself is a high-accuracy unit.

Oxygen enters through the supplied 2 m blue hose, which has a 9/16-18 UNF male connector at each end. The machine is also designed for compact installation of an oxygen concentrator.

RWD designed the R650-Plus for compact installation of a monitor, a ventilator and an oxygen concentrator. Each can be added as the anaesthesia station grows.

Gas filter canisters are the main consumable; change each once it has absorbed its 200 g of waste agent. The rebreathing circuit also uses CO2 absorbent, which you replace as it becomes exhausted. The breathing bags are reusable non-latex bags.