Electric Chest Vibration Therapy Machine Vest Style Airway Clearing & Air Compression System

Customization: Available
Usage Mode: Worn on The Upper Body, Fully Covering The Chest.
Nature: Artificial Production

Product Description

Basic Information
Model NO.
PT-200QJ
Certification
CE, FDA
Warranty
1 Year
Power Source
Electric
Instrument
Class II Classification
Shelf Life
1 Year
Application
Home Use / Hospital
Specification
40X50X40 cm
Products Description

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How High Frequency Oscillation Works

The pneumatic high-frequency oscillation expectoration system adopts high-frequency chest wall oscillation (HFCWO) technology. Through the pulse oscillation signal sent by the host machine, the inflatable vest or half chest band can produce high-frequency oscillation repeatedly at high speed, which promotes relaxation, liquefaction and detachment of secretions in the deep respiratory tract and lung, and forms air flow in the airway for directional autonomous drainage.

HFCWO System
Deep Lung Sputum Loosening

Indications & Applications

Indication: Excessive sputum in the airway, viscous secretions, weak sputum expulsion, mechanical ventilation, COPD, atelectasis, pulmonary infection, bronchiectasis, cystic pulmonary fibrosis, pediatric pneumonia, and post-surgery recovery.

Pneumology Oncology General Surgery Neurology ICU Obstetrics Pediatrics Emergency Geriatrics Orthopaedics
Clinical Evidence
Group Day 1 Expectoration (g) Day 2 Expectoration (g) Day 3 Expectoration (g)
High-frequency oscillation 43.97±9.62 49.20±12.54 48.07±10.25
Traditional Vibration 34.70±10.56 36.93±11.02 36.63±11.62

Conclusion: HFCWO system is superior to vibration expectoration instruments. It significantly reduces the workload of nursing staff and is highly effective for clinical promotion.

System Accessories
Pipeline
Airway Pipeline
Vest
Full Inflatable Vest
Lacing
Half-chest Lacing
Host Machine
Host Machine
Trolley
Mobile Trolley (Optional)
Comparison with Traditional Methods
Drugs
Expectorant Drugs

Cons: Potential physical damage with long-term use; requires patient strength.

Hand Pat
Manual Hand Patting

Cons: Labor intensive; inconsistent frequency; surface level action only.

Vibrator
Vibrating Sputum Dispenser

Cons: Heavy device; causes wrist injury; does not reduce nurse workload.

Key Advantages
Efficient: More obvious expectoration effect compared to manual methods.
Labour Saving: Frees medical staff from manual percussion, automated process.
Patient Comfort: Easy to wear, no positioning required, well-tolerated.
Universal Application: Accessories available for newborns to elderly patients.
Use Case & Setup
Clinical Use
Patient Setup
Matters Needing Attention
1.
Wear a cotton T-shirt under the vest for comfort and proper fit.
2.
Stop every 5 to 10 minutes to allow the patient to cough and clear secretions.
3.
Schedule treatment 30 mins before or 2 hours after meals; sitting position is ideal.
4.
Clean the vest with mild detergent and diluted disinfectant.
5.
Special vests are recommended for patients with infectious diseases.
Profile & Capability
R&D Center

A professional R&D team including electronic engineers, health managers, and rehabilitation therapists focused on high-quality medical devices. The facility includes a dedicated medical device production workshop, quality inspection areas, and R&D laboratories. With many innovations and invention patents, the products serve thousands of medical institutions and families nationwide.

Enterprise Mission: Make rehabilitation easier, faster, more convenient and more cost-effective.

Q1: How does the HFCWO system clear deep sputum?
The system uses high-frequency chest wall oscillation to pulse the chest, loosening and liquefying deep-seated secretions, then moves them to the larger airways through air flow for easy expulsion.
Q2: Is this device suitable for pediatric use?
Yes, the system is highly effective for pediatric pneumonia and other children's respiratory conditions, offering a non-invasive and well-tolerated treatment.
Q3: How many types of vests are available?
We offer both full inflatable vests in various body sizes and half-chest inflatable bands specifically designed for long-term bedridden patients.
Q4: What is the recommended treatment frequency?
While clinical needs vary, it is generally recommended to use the device with stops every 5-10 minutes for coughing. Consult a healthcare professional for a specific schedule.
Q5: How do I maintain the inflatable vest?
The vest should be cleaned with regular household detergents or diluted disinfectants. For difficult stains, a soft brush can be used after wetting the area.
Q6: Can the host machine be moved easily?
Yes, we provide an optional mobile trolley that allows the host machine to be easily transported between different departments or home environments.

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