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Beijing Aerospace Changfeng Co.
, Ltd.
(abbreviated as Aerospace Changfeng), as a ventilator manufacturer, has recently developed a high-performance and high-quality ICU-level severe ventilator-a new generation of Athena 8500 ventilator
.
This product is small in size and powerful in function.
It has both invasive and non-invasive ventilation functions and has many unique ventilation modes.
It is suitable for tertiary and secondary departments, adults and infants
.
Aerospace Changfeng began to produce anesthesia machines and ventilators in the 1990s.
It has a certain independent production capacity and has been committed to the research and development and production of domestic high-end ventilators
.
The medical device industry is one of the important indicators to measure a country's scientific and technological progress and the level of modernization of the national economy.
The industry believes that China's medical device industry started relatively late, and there is still a certain gap compared with international medical device giants, especially in high-end medical devices.
Medical equipment is relatively weak
.
The manufacturing threshold of ventilator products is high, the research and development time is long, and the investment cost is high
.
According to Aerospace Changfeng, the Athena8500 ventilator is the first step taken by Aerospace Changfeng.
Next, on the basis of previous research and development, it will independently innovate and develop more products that are urgently needed in clinical practice
.
