Nihon Kohden ECG-6951E Motor Gear Assembly 35BY46L-A for ECG Machine

The core purpose of the motor in the ECG machine is to drive the paper feed mechanism of the recording paper, ensuring that the recording paper moves smoothly at a constant and precise speed.

Functions:

- Providing a time reference: The horizontal axis of the ECG represents time. The motor ensures a constant paper feed speed (such as the commonly used 25 mm/s or 50 mm/s). This allows doctors to accurately measure heart rate, the duration of each waveform (P wave, QRS complex, T wave), and rhythm based on the grid lines on the paper (typically 1 small grid = 0.04 seconds, 1 large grid = 0.2 seconds). If the speed is inaccurate, all time measurements will be inaccurate, leading to misdiagnosis.

- Ensuring waveform accuracy: Smooth paper feed prevents waveform distortion and deformation. Any jitter or lag in speed will cause the recorded waveform to be compressed or stretched, thus misrepresenting the heart's electrical activity.

- Automatic paper feed and retraction: Modern ECG machines often have function buttons to control the paper feed, for example, to position the paper at the correct position before recording begins or to eject the paper tape for removal after recording is complete.

Warranty period: 90 days. We provide warranty for both new and used equipment. Different equipment has different warranty periods. Please contact us for specific warranty details.

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All equipment, whether new or used, undergoes comprehensive inspection by our engineers before shipment. Our 90-day warranty ensures you can purchase with confidence.

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• Avoid long-term storage in high temperature and high humidity environments
• Do not use high-temperature, high-pressure vapour or ionizing radiation for disinfection
• Do not use chloric disinfectants such as chloride or sodium hypochlorite
• Keep away from water and fire sources