Oxygen & Suction Equipment for Respiratory Support
Oxygen and suction equipment for hospitals, long-term care facilities, ambulance services and home-care distributors - stationary and portable oxygen concentrators, cylinder regulators and flowmeters, and portable and stationary suction aspirators with matching canisters and tubing. Lines include Invacare Perfecto2, Philips Respironics EverFlo, Drive DeVilbiss, Precision Medical and Laerdal. Available in continuous-flow and pulse-dose oxygen and in field, transport and bench suction formats. Wholesale case pricing for materials management, respiratory therapy and emergency services procurement.
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Oxygen Delivery and Suction Equipment
This category covers the equipment that delivers supplemental oxygen and that removes fluids and secretions by suction. Oxygen products span concentrators that generate oxygen from room air and the regulators and flowmeters that meter cylinder and wall gas. Suction products span portable field aspirators through stationary bench units, each paired with canisters and tubing. These lines are stocked across acute, transport and home-care channels.
Oxygen and Suction Equipment Types Stocked
The catalog groups these products by function and portability.
- Stationary oxygen concentrators - Home and facility concentrators that generate concentrated oxygen from room air for continuous-flow delivery. Lines include Invacare Perfecto2, Philips Respironics EverFlo and Drive DeVilbiss.
- Portable oxygen concentrators - Battery-powered pulse-dose and continuous-flow concentrators for ambulation and transport.
- Regulators and flowmeters - Cylinder pressure regulators, wall and cylinder flowmeters, and click-style and dial-style flow controls for metering compressed oxygen. Lines include Precision Medical and Drive DeVilbiss.
- Portable suction aspirators - Battery and AC field and transport suction units for airway and secretion management. Lines include Laerdal, SSCOR and Drive DeVilbiss.
- Stationary suction aspirators - Bench and wall-mount suction pumps for procedure rooms and bedside use.
- Suction canisters and tubing - Disposable and reusable collection canisters, liners, and connecting and patient tubing matched to the suction units.
Oxygen and Suction Equipment Compared
| Equipment | Function | Format | Matching Disposables |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stationary concentrator | Generates oxygen from room air | Continuous flow, facility unit | Cannulas, tubing, filters |
| Portable concentrator | Ambulatory oxygen | Pulse-dose or continuous, battery | Cannulas, batteries |
| Regulator / flowmeter | Meters cylinder or wall gas | Click or dial flow control | Cylinder wrenches, seals |
| Portable suction | Field / transport suction | Battery and AC aspirator | Canisters, liners, tubing |
| Stationary suction | Bench / wall suction | AC aspirator | Canisters, liners, tubing |
Concentrators Versus Cylinder Oxygen
An oxygen concentrator generates concentrated oxygen on demand by separating it from room air, so it needs no gas refills and runs on electricity or battery. Cylinder oxygen supplies compressed gas from a tank through a regulator that steps pressure down and a flowmeter that meters the delivered rate. Suction equipment follows a similar split between portable field aspirators and stationary bench units, with canisters and tubing as the matching consumables.
Oxygen and suction equipment spans capital devices and a steady consumable tail of cannulas, canisters, liners and tubing that reorders against the installed fleet. Facilities and transport services standardize on a concentrator and suction platform so the matching disposables stay consistent and can run on standing order. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an oxygen concentrator and cylinder oxygen?
A concentrator generates concentrated oxygen from room air on demand and runs on electricity or battery, so it needs no gas refills. Cylinder oxygen supplies compressed gas from a tank through a regulator and flowmeter. The catalog stocks stationary and portable concentrators for on-demand delivery and regulators and flowmeters for cylinder and wall-gas delivery.
What is the difference between continuous-flow and pulse-dose oxygen?
Continuous-flow delivery supplies a steady set flow rate whether or not the patient is inhaling, while pulse-dose delivery releases oxygen in timed bursts synchronized to inhalation to extend battery and cylinder life. Stationary concentrators are typically continuous-flow; portable concentrators are stocked in pulse-dose and continuous-flow formats.
What suction formats are stocked?
Suction equipment is stocked as portable battery and AC field and transport aspirators and as stationary bench and wall-mount units, each paired with disposable or reusable collection canisters, liners and patient tubing. Portable units are used for field airway management and transport; stationary units serve procedure rooms and bedside.
Can facilities order oxygen and suction equipment in bulk?
Yes. Concentrators, regulators, suction units and their disposables are stocked in case and unit quantities for hospitals, long-term care facilities, ambulance services and licensed home-care distributors. Standing order programs are available for high-velocity canisters, cannulas and tubing. Contact our procurement team for capital quotes and tiered case pricing.
What oxygen and suction products should be in a facility formulary?
A respiratory formulary typically includes stationary concentrators for continuous oxygen, portable concentrators for ambulation, cylinder regulators and flowmeters, portable and stationary suction aspirators, and a stock of matching cannulas, canisters, liners and tubing. MAP Medical builds consolidated oxygen and suction packages matched to facility type and clinical volume - contact our team for an assessment.