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Smiths Medical 008870 - ABSORBER, CO2, SODASORB, CANISTER, DISCS, 12/CS
The Smiths Medical 008870 Sodasorb CO2 Absorber Canister Discs are designed to support efficient carbon dioxide removal in anesthesia breathing systems used during surgical and clinical procedures. These high-performance absorber discs contain medical-grade Sodasorb material that chemically absorbs carbon dioxide from exhaled gases, enabling safe rebreathing of anesthetic gases while maintaining optimal patient ventilation.
Manufactured for reliability and consistent performance, these prefilled canister discs simplify absorber replacement and ensure dependable CO2 removal in operating rooms and critical care environments. The design supports compatibility with anesthesia machines and breathing systems that utilize canister disc configurations, helping clinical teams maintain safe respiratory management during prolonged procedures.
Each case contains twelve absorber discs, providing convenient supply management for hospitals, surgical centers, and anesthesia departments that require consistent availability of high-quality CO2 absorption components.
Key Benefits
- Efficient removal of carbon dioxide from anesthesia breathing circuits
- Reliable Sodasorb chemical absorption technology for consistent performance
- Prefilled canister disc design for simplified replacement and reduced handling
- Supports stable anesthesia delivery and safe patient ventilation
- Compatible with anesthesia systems that use canister disc absorbers
- Helps maintain proper gas circulation in closed or semi-closed breathing systems
- Packaged in a convenient case of twelve units for clinical inventory management
Compatibility and Applications
The Smiths Medical 008870 Sodasorb CO2 Absorber Canister Discs are commonly used in anesthesia workstations and breathing systems that rely on carbon dioxide absorbent technology. They are suitable for use in operating rooms, outpatient surgical centers, emergency care facilities, and critical care environments where controlled ventilation and anesthetic gas recirculation are required.
These absorber discs support anesthesia circuits that operate with closed or semi-closed rebreathing systems, where carbon dioxide removal is essential for maintaining safe respiratory conditions. The discs integrate with compatible absorber canisters found in anesthesia machines used by anesthesiologists and respiratory care teams.
Usage Guidelines
Before installing the absorber discs, ensure the anesthesia machine and breathing system are properly prepared according to manufacturer instructions. The absorber canister should be opened carefully and the used absorbent removed prior to inserting a new Sodasorb disc.
The disc should be placed securely into the designated canister compartment, ensuring proper alignment so that airflow passes through the absorbent material effectively. After installation, the canister must be sealed according to equipment specifications to prevent gas leaks and ensure optimal carbon dioxide removal during operation.
Clinical staff should monitor absorber performance during procedures and replace discs according to usage guidelines, color indicators, or recommended maintenance intervals to maintain effective CO2 absorption.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The Sodasorb CO2 absorber discs are produced in accordance with recognized healthcare manufacturing standards and quality control procedures. These products are designed to meet regulatory requirements applicable to anesthesia breathing circuit components used in clinical environments.
Manufacturing processes follow established medical device quality systems that support consistent product safety, performance reliability, and compatibility with anesthesia equipment used in professional healthcare settings.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared with loose absorbent granules or bulk refill systems, the Smiths Medical Sodasorb canister discs offer a cleaner and more efficient replacement process. The prefilled disc format reduces handling time and minimizes exposure to absorbent materials during maintenance.
Many competing CO2 absorbent products require manual filling of canisters, which can introduce inconsistencies in packing density and airflow distribution. In contrast, the Sodasorb disc design helps ensure uniform absorbent distribution within the canister, supporting more consistent carbon dioxide removal performance.
The trusted Smiths Medical manufacturing standards and the reliability of Sodasorb technology also contribute to dependable operation in demanding surgical environments.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The Smiths Medical 008870 CO2 absorber discs are commonly used by anesthesiologists, respiratory therapists, surgical technologists, and biomedical technicians responsible for maintaining anesthesia breathing systems. They are particularly valuable in facilities that perform frequent surgical procedures requiring anesthesia gas recirculation.
Hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, specialty surgical clinics, and academic medical institutions rely on high-quality CO2 absorbers to maintain safe ventilation during anesthesia delivery. These discs help ensure proper respiratory gas management for patients undergoing procedures of varying durations.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
To maintain optimal absorber performance, clinical teams should follow equipment manufacturer recommendations for absorber replacement intervals and inspection procedures. Monitoring the condition of absorbent materials during use helps prevent saturation and ensures continued carbon dioxide removal efficiency.
Proper storage conditions should be maintained prior to installation, keeping the absorber discs in a clean, dry environment. Handling should be performed using standard clinical safety protocols to prevent contamination of the breathing system components.
Routine inspection of the anesthesia machine and breathing circuit should accompany absorber replacement to verify proper system function and airflow integrity.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Smiths Medical 008870 Sodasorb CO2 Absorber Canister Discs are intended for professional healthcare use within anesthesia breathing systems. They must be installed and maintained by trained clinical personnel who are familiar with anesthesia equipment operation and safety procedures.
Use of the absorber discs should always follow facility protocols and the operating instructions provided by the anesthesia machine manufacturer. Proper replacement intervals and system checks are essential to maintaining safe ventilation and preventing carbon dioxide accumulation during patient care.
How to Order
The Smiths Medical 008870 Sodasorb CO2 Absorber Canister Discs are available in a case containing twelve units, making them suitable for hospitals and surgical centers that require consistent access to reliable anesthesia system components.
To place an order or request additional product information, contact CIA Medical at (312) 275-5850. Our team can assist healthcare facilities with product selection, availability, and bulk purchasing options to support clinical supply needs.
Smiths Medical #008870, CANISTER SODASORB PREPAK 12/CS
$145.31 per CASE
Smiths Medical #8870, ABSORBER CO2 COLOR INDICATION CANISTER DISCS (12/CS)
$193.17 per CASE
Smiths Medical #8870, ABSORBER CO2 COLOR INDICATION CANISTER DISCS (12/CS)
$128.38 per CASE