Infusion Pumps & IV Delivery Systems for Fluid and Medication Delivery
Infusion pumps and IV delivery equipment for hospitals, surgery centers, infusion clinics and home-infusion distributors - large-volume volumetric pumps, syringe pumps, ambulatory and PCA pumps, and the administration sets, IV poles and delivery accessories that pair with them. Lines include Baxter Sigma Spectrum, ICU Medical Plum, B Braun Infusomat and Smiths Medical CADD and Medfusion. Available as pole-mount and ambulatory devices with dedicated and dose-error-reduction sets. Wholesale case pricing for materials management, pharmacy and biomedical procurement.
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Infusion Pumps and IV Delivery Systems
Infusion pumps control the rate and volume of fluids and medications delivered intravenously, replacing manual gravity flow with programmed delivery. The category spans large-volume pole-mounted pumps through compact syringe and ambulatory devices, each paired with dedicated administration sets. These lines are stocked across acute care, infusion centers and home infusion.
Infusion Pump Types Stocked
The catalog groups infusion delivery by pump architecture and matching sets.
- Large-volume volumetric pumps - Pole-mounted pumps for continuous and intermittent delivery of IV fluids and medications, with drug libraries and dose-error-reduction software. Lines include Baxter Sigma Spectrum, ICU Medical Plum and B Braun Infusomat.
- Syringe pumps - Compact pumps that deliver small, precise volumes from a syringe for low-rate medication and pediatric applications. Lines include Smiths Medical Medfusion and B Braun Perfusor.
- Ambulatory infusion pumps - Wearable, battery-powered pumps for home infusion, pain management and continuous medication delivery. Lines include Smiths Medical CADD.
- PCA pumps - Patient-controlled analgesia pumps that deliver clinician-set demand doses with lockout intervals for pain management.
- IV administration sets - Pump-dedicated and gravity sets, secondary and extension sets, and dose-error-reduction sets matched to each pump platform.
- IV poles and delivery accessories - Floor and bed-mount IV poles, pump brackets, and mounting hardware that complete a delivery setup.
Infusion Pump Types Compared
| Type | Delivery | Mounting | Typical Use Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large-volume volumetric | Continuous / intermittent IV fluids | Pole-mount | Acute care, infusion clinics |
| Syringe pump | Small precise volumes | Pole or bracket | Critical care, pediatrics |
| Ambulatory | Continuous, wearable | Worn / carried | Home infusion, pain management |
| PCA | Demand-dose analgesia | Pole or bedside | Post-surgical, acute pain |
Administration Sets and Dose-Error-Reduction Systems
Each pump platform uses dedicated administration sets designed for that device, and the set choice is locked to the pump the facility standardizes on. Sets are stocked as primary, secondary and extension configurations, with and without in-line filters, needle-free connectors and check valves. Dose-error-reduction systems pair drug-library software on the pump with matched sets so programmed doses are checked against facility limits. Because sets are the high-velocity consumable behind the capital pump, the pump platform decision drives the ongoing set order for the life of the device.
Infusion pumps are the platform decision that anchors a large share of the pharmacy and IV supply budget, since the dedicated administration sets reorder against the installed pump fleet at high volume. Standardizing on one or two pump platforms keeps the set line consistent and lets materials management run administration sets on standing order. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Browse Related Categories
Infusion pumps pair with oxygen and suction equipment and ventilators, warming and support equipment in critical care setups, and with compression and DVT therapy. Browse the full respiratory, suction and infusion therapy catalog or the mobility and durable medical equipment catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a volumetric and a syringe pump?
A large-volume volumetric pump delivers IV fluids and medications from a bag or bottle at continuous or intermittent rates and mounts on an IV pole. A syringe pump delivers small, precise volumes from a syringe at low rates, and is stocked for critical care and pediatric applications where fine volume control matters. Each type uses its own dedicated administration sets.
What is an ambulatory infusion pump?
An ambulatory infusion pump is a compact, battery-powered device that a patient wears or carries for continuous delivery outside a fixed bedside setup. These pumps are stocked for home infusion, continuous pain management and extended medication delivery. Lines include Smiths Medical CADD, and they use dedicated cassettes and sets.
Do administration sets have to match the pump?
Yes. Each pump platform uses dedicated administration sets designed for that device, so the set line is tied to the installed pump fleet. Sets are stocked as primary, secondary and extension configurations, with or without in-line filters and needle-free connectors, and as dose-error-reduction sets matched to drug-library software.
Can facilities order infusion pumps and sets in bulk?
Yes. Infusion pumps are stocked as capital units and their administration sets in case quantities for hospitals, surgery centers, infusion clinics and licensed home-infusion distributors. Standing order programs are available for high-velocity administration sets. Contact our procurement team for capital quotes and tiered case pricing on sets.
What infusion products should be in a facility formulary?
An infusion formulary typically standardizes on one or two large-volume pump platforms with their primary and secondary sets, a syringe pump for low-rate and pediatric delivery, ambulatory or PCA pumps where the case mix requires, plus IV poles and needle-free connectors. MAP Medical builds consolidated infusion packages that pair pumps with their matched set lines - contact our team for an assessment.