Farmingdale, New York: NETECH Corporation, innovative leader in the manufacture of precision biomedical and industrial test instruments, announces the release of its new Infusion Pump Analyzer, IPA 2000. Utilizing Netech's patent pending technology; accurate flow rate, volume, and occlusion pressure of any infusion pump can be measured faster than ever before. IPA 2000 is compact and lightweight. This portable device quickly evaluates the operation of infusion devices with both steady and non-steady flow patterns.

"For the past 22 years, our philosophy has been to provide our customers with the features that they require at a price that fits their budget. The new IPA 2000-Infusion Pump Analyzer is yet another innovative product that is a bold representation of our values," company President and CEO Mohan Das told DOTmed News.

IPA 2000 is easy to use and unlike other analyzers in the market, eliminates the need for an elaborate setup. All test results are stored into the internal memory and can be printed or downloaded to a PC through a built-in serial port.

The main features of the IPA 2000 are:
-Quick and accurate measurements of flow rate, volume, occlusion pressure and back pressure
-Compatible with all types of Infusion pumps
-Large graphics display with backlight settings
-Full alpha numeric key pad for data entry
-Compact, light weight and portable
-No elaborate setup, unlike other analyzers in the market
-Easy to operate with its interactive Menu structure.
-Capable of storing 15000 test results in the internal memory
-Real time clock
-Serial port for saving test results to a PC
-Built with clamp for IV pole

For more information contact Mohan Das.

Netech Corporation is an innovative leader in the design and manufacture of biomedical and industrial test equipment. Founded in 1987, the ISO 9001-2000 Certified company manufactures a full line of affordable biomedical test instruments such as digital pressure/vacuum meters and gauges, tachometers, patient simulators, electrical safety analyzers, defibrillator analyzers, cardiac output simulators, EEG simulators, pulse oximeter testers, and NIBP simulators.

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