16:57 May 31, 2015 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Medical - Medical: Instruments | |||||||
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male ciss male DISS Explanation: I think it should be 'male DISS'. Page 5 Cat. no. Description 51000-40897 Fitting, assembly, air inlet, DISS 51000-40888 Fitting, assembly, air inlet, NIST 16144 Fitting, assembly, air inlet, air liquide 16173 Fitting, assembly, air inlet, male DISS 16131 Fitting, assembly, heliox and air, DISS 16132 Fitting, assembly, heliox and air, NIST 16149 Fitting, assembly, heliox and air, air liquide 16174 Fitting, assembly, heliox and air, male DISS http://www.carefusion.com/pdf/Respiratory/Ventilation/Critic... Diameter Index Safety System (DISS) The Diameter Index Safety System, or DISS, was designed by the Compressed Gas Association for medical gases at 200 psig or less. It uses unique threaded connections to fit low-flow devices to station outlets. It is also used for the connection of additional features to a low-flow device, such as in fixing a nipple to an oxygen flowmeter. Although DISS takes more time to affix, this is by far the most popular system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_Outlet Both have one DISS female hand-tight nut and two DISS male demand valves. The demand valves remain closed until a mating fitting is attached. When the mating fitting is connected the valve opens permitting bidirectional flow. http://www.hallowell.com/index.php?pr=z150A1691 |
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