OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR

Lauf G 100 oxygen concentrator produces a high concentration of 90–96% with molecular filtration of outside air. It is intended for oxygen inhalation through a facemask and nasal cannula in general departments, intensive care units, departments and physiotherapy rooms. Lauf G 100 oxygen concentrator delivers up to 4 litres and of oxygen per minute respectively.

Lauf G 200 oxygen concentrator produces a high concentration of 90–96% with molecular filtration of outside air. It is intended for oxygen inhalation through a facemask and nasal cannula in general departments, intensive care units, departments and physiotherapy rooms. Lauf G 200 oxygen concentrator delivers up to 5 litres and of oxygen per minute respectively.

Lauf G 300 oxygen concentrators produces a high concentration of 90–96% with molecular filtration of outside air. It is intended for oxygen inhalation through a facemask and nasal cannula in general departments, intensive care units, departments and physiotherapy rooms. Lauf G 300 oxygen concentrator delivers up to 8 litres of oxygen per minute respectively.

Lauf G 400 oxygen concentrator produces a high concentration of 90–96% with molecular filtration of outside air. It is intended for oxygen inhalation through a face mask and nasal cannula in general departments, intensive care units, departments and physiotherapy rooms. Lauf G 400 oxygen concentrator delivers up to 10 litres of oxygen per minute respectively.

Oxygen concentrator is a device to produce oxygen out of open air via molecular filtration. Stationary oxygen concentrators are supposed to produce oxygen with a concentration of 90–96% at a permanent air flow that it makes them useful for the surgical unit of advanced life support when there is any centralized gas supply. The enrichment effect is based on the process of adsorption separation of air with a molecular filter. Lauf G 500 oxygen concentrator delivers up to 10 litres of oxygen per minute respectively.