Dialyzers
Living On Dialysis Can Be Challenging Haem-O-Flux Brings “New Normals” In Your Life
Haem-O-Flux is the first member of our Haem-O-Flux family. Due to its asymmetric membranes & uniform pore distribution this series remains one of the highest performing low flux dialyzers available today. At the earliest of its siblings this series has helped to build the credibility of the Haem-O-Flux name which now enjoys the trust of customers.
Haem-O-flux
Dialyzers
Features & Benefits:
- Ultra-smooth PU cut surface reduces blood clotting
- Uniform distribution of pore size for higher clearance
- Excellent membrane bio-compatibility
- Optimized asymmetric membrane structure
- Shelf Life: 36 Months
- Available variants: Low & High Flux
Technical Specifications: Haem-O-Flux LFP 130
| Surface Area (m²) | 1.3 |
| KUF* (mL/h*mmHg) | 12 |
| Form of Treatment | HD |
| Wall Thickness/ Lumen | 40/200µm |
| Membrane | Polysulfone |
| Housing | Polycarbonate |
| Potting Compound | Polyurethane |
| Priming Volume (mL) | 79 |
| Sterilization | Gamma |
| TMP Max. mmHg | 600 |
| Product Code | 90365 |
| Units per Box | 28 |
Clearance QB 200 mL/min
| Urea | 12 |
| Creatinine | HD |
| Phosphate | 40/200µm |
| Vitamin B12 | Polysulfone |
Clearance QB 300 mL/min
| Urea | 241 |
| Creatinine | 214 |
| Phosphate | 169 |
| Vitamin B12 | 98 |
In vitro performance : Qd=500 ml/min, Qf= 10 ml/min, T= 37°C. Bovine blood Hct 32%, Protein 60g/LIn vitro performance : Qd=500 ml/min, Qf= 10 ml/min, T= 37°C. Bovine blood Hct 32%, Protein 60g/L
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