MILS MINIVAC Compact Vacuum Plant
MILS MINIVAC Compact Vacuum Plant
MINIVAC is the MILS compact medical vacuum line, suited to clinics, day-surgery centres and standalone departments that do not need a large central plant. Mobile versions, an emergency cabinet and an independent vacuum skid are available.
What is it?
The unit is packaged on a small frame carrying the pumps, vacuum receiver, filters and control panel, and can be installed in a tight space or moved between sites depending on the version. Selection follows the number of suction terminals, the design flow and the nature of use.
Features
- Available configurations: MINIVAC 2/3, the mobile version, MAVO 3 emergency cabinet, the independent vacuum skid, MEDIVAC 2/3/V3 and the EVISA rotary vane pump
- Compact footprint for limited spaces
- Bacterial filters and an integrated vacuum receiver
- Easy to move and operate at temporary sites
- Products from this brand are available according to project requirements and availability.
Applications
- Clinics and day-surgery centres
- Standalone departments and small extensions
- Primary healthcare centres
- Temporary use during maintenance works
- Laboratories and supporting applications
- Emergency sites and mobile facilities
Technical specifications
Technical specifications and brands are set per project and per the approved specification — contact us for the technical data suited to your case.
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Frequently asked questions
When is a compact vacuum plant enough?
When the number of suction terminals and the design flow are limited and the specification allows a small plant with suitable redundancy. Critical hospital departments normally require a larger central plant.
Have a project or an existing facility that needs an engineering review?
Our engineering team can review your requirement and propose a solution suited to the application, the site and the applicable requirements.