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Arizant Bair Paws 875 Patient Warming System 87500

Arizant Bair Paws 875 Patient Warming System 87500

$119.00

Original: $340.00

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Arizant Bair Paws 875 Patient Warming System 87500

$340.00

$119.00

The Story

Arizant Bair Paws Patient Warming System | Model 875 | 87500

The Arizant Bair Paws 875 is a specialized forced-air warming platform engineered for the 2026 standards of perioperative thermal management. Unlike traditional high-capacity warming units designed for the operating room table, the Bair Paws 875 is uniquely tailored for patient-adjustable comfort. It allows patients to manage their own thermal microenvironment during the preoperative and postoperative phases, significantly reducing the anxiety and physiological stress associated with clinical hypothermia.

When paired with compatible Bair Paws warming gowns, this system delivers a consistent flow of filtered, heated air directly to the patient, ensuring normothermia is maintained throughout the surgical journey.

Key Performance Features

  • Patient-Adjustable Controller: Features an ergonomic handheld remote that allows the patient to customize the airflow and temperature. This empowerment has been clinically shown to increase patient satisfaction scores (HCAHPS).

  • Targeted Thermal Comfort: Designed specifically for use with Bair Paws warming apparel, ensuring that heat is distributed efficiently across the torso and extremities rather than being lost to the ambient room air.

  • Rapid Warming Response: The 4.6 A heating element is optimized for quick start-up, providing soothing warmth within seconds of activation.

  • Safety-First Architecture: Includes internal safety thermistors to prevent overheating, ensuring the unit operates within strict clinical temperature parameters.

  • Flexible Hose Delivery: The lightweight, durable hose assembly is designed to clip securely to the warming gown, providing a stable connection even if the patient shifts positions in bed or in a recliner.

  • Small Footprint: Its compact design allows it to be mounted to an IV pole, bed rail, or wall, saving valuable floor space in crowded pre-op and PACU bays.

Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Arizant Healthcare (3M)

  • Model: 875 (Reference: 87500)

  • Serial Number: 29646

  • Electrical: 110–120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 4.6 A

  • Date of Manufacture: 2011

  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Bair Paws / Bair Hugger patient warming gowns.

Clinical & Institutional Advantages

  • Reduction of Surgical Site Infections (SSIs): Maintaining normothermia is a critical factor in reducing infection rates and accelerating wound healing.

  • Efficient OR Turnover: By pre-warming the patient in the preoperative area, the surgical team can reduce the "warming lag" often experienced at the start of a procedure.

  • Ergonomic Integration: The unit’s simple interface and robust mounting options make it a favorite for nursing staff who require "set-and-forget" reliability.

  • Cost-Effective Thermal Management: Sourcing this "Great Condition" 87500 unit allows facilities to expand their warming capacity or replace older fleet units without the significant capital outlay of new 3M systems.

Ideal Applications

  • Preoperative Holding: Preparing the patient’s core temperature for the operating room.

  • PACU / Post-Op Recovery: Managing post-surgical "shivers" and aiding in the metabolic recovery from anesthesia.

  • Oncology & Infusion Centers: Providing thermal comfort to patients during long-duration treatments.

  • Diagnostic Imaging: Keeping patients warm during MRI or CT prep in cool imaging suites.

Condition & Quality Assurance

  • Status: Used — Great Condition.

  • Functional Note: The unit has been bench-tested and powers on successfully. The handheld controller is responsive, and the blower motor operates with standard airflow velocity.

  • Cosmetic Note: The housing, hose, and remote are in clean, well-maintained condition with minimal clinical wear.

  • Note to Biomedical Teams: As with all forced-air warming equipment, it is recommended to inspect the internal HEPA filter and perform a standard temperature calibration check per your facility’s 2026 safety protocols prior to patient use.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Arizant Bair Paws 875 Patient Warming System 87500 - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Arizant Bair Paws Patient Warming System | Model 875 | 87500

The Arizant Bair Paws 875 is a specialized forced-air warming platform engineered for the 2026 standards of perioperative thermal management. Unlike traditional high-capacity warming units designed for the operating room table, the Bair Paws 875 is uniquely tailored for patient-adjustable comfort. It allows patients to manage their own thermal microenvironment during the preoperative and postoperative phases, significantly reducing the anxiety and physiological stress associated with clinical hypothermia.

When paired with compatible Bair Paws warming gowns, this system delivers a consistent flow of filtered, heated air directly to the patient, ensuring normothermia is maintained throughout the surgical journey.

Key Performance Features

  • Patient-Adjustable Controller: Features an ergonomic handheld remote that allows the patient to customize the airflow and temperature. This empowerment has been clinically shown to increase patient satisfaction scores (HCAHPS).

  • Targeted Thermal Comfort: Designed specifically for use with Bair Paws warming apparel, ensuring that heat is distributed efficiently across the torso and extremities rather than being lost to the ambient room air.

  • Rapid Warming Response: The 4.6 A heating element is optimized for quick start-up, providing soothing warmth within seconds of activation.

  • Safety-First Architecture: Includes internal safety thermistors to prevent overheating, ensuring the unit operates within strict clinical temperature parameters.

  • Flexible Hose Delivery: The lightweight, durable hose assembly is designed to clip securely to the warming gown, providing a stable connection even if the patient shifts positions in bed or in a recliner.

  • Small Footprint: Its compact design allows it to be mounted to an IV pole, bed rail, or wall, saving valuable floor space in crowded pre-op and PACU bays.

Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Arizant Healthcare (3M)

  • Model: 875 (Reference: 87500)

  • Serial Number: 29646

  • Electrical: 110–120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 4.6 A

  • Date of Manufacture: 2011

  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Bair Paws / Bair Hugger patient warming gowns.

Clinical & Institutional Advantages

  • Reduction of Surgical Site Infections (SSIs): Maintaining normothermia is a critical factor in reducing infection rates and accelerating wound healing.

  • Efficient OR Turnover: By pre-warming the patient in the preoperative area, the surgical team can reduce the "warming lag" often experienced at the start of a procedure.

  • Ergonomic Integration: The unit’s simple interface and robust mounting options make it a favorite for nursing staff who require "set-and-forget" reliability.

  • Cost-Effective Thermal Management: Sourcing this "Great Condition" 87500 unit allows facilities to expand their warming capacity or replace older fleet units without the significant capital outlay of new 3M systems.

Ideal Applications

  • Preoperative Holding: Preparing the patient’s core temperature for the operating room.

  • PACU / Post-Op Recovery: Managing post-surgical "shivers" and aiding in the metabolic recovery from anesthesia.

  • Oncology & Infusion Centers: Providing thermal comfort to patients during long-duration treatments.

  • Diagnostic Imaging: Keeping patients warm during MRI or CT prep in cool imaging suites.

Condition & Quality Assurance

  • Status: Used — Great Condition.

  • Functional Note: The unit has been bench-tested and powers on successfully. The handheld controller is responsive, and the blower motor operates with standard airflow velocity.

  • Cosmetic Note: The housing, hose, and remote are in clean, well-maintained condition with minimal clinical wear.

  • Note to Biomedical Teams: As with all forced-air warming equipment, it is recommended to inspect the internal HEPA filter and perform a standard temperature calibration check per your facility’s 2026 safety protocols prior to patient use.

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