Biocare FM-801 Fetal Monitor Print Head Assembly with 50mm Print Width and 30mm/min 60mm/min Printing Speeds

Biocare FM-801 Fetal Monitor Print Head Assembly is a thermal print head assembly for original fetal monitors. It consists of a metal mounting bracket, core printing components, and signal wiring. Located within the monitor's built-in print chamber, it serves as one of the monitor's primary output components, printing monitored data for medical staff's evaluation and reference, while also providing visual, retainable paper reports.

1. Printing Monitoring Data

   It accurately prints monitored data, such as fetal heart rate and uterine contraction pressure, on thermal paper. The high-resolution and precise printing clearly captures heart rate fluctuations, ensuring accurate clinical data.

2. Adaptable to Various Monitoring Scenarios

   In addition to routine testing, it supports 24-hour continuous printing. The high-temperature-resistant heating unit ensures continuous operation without the risk of burnout.

3. Stable and Protective Structure

   The assembly's structural design takes into account the specific needs of obstetric clinical practice. The stainless steel metal bracket is designed to withstand the impact of frequent opening and closing of the print chamber cover, preventing print deviation caused by print head displacement.

4. Fast Signal Response

   The print head responds quickly to print commands and synchronizes data in real time, preventing critical data from being missed due to delays.

1. Pregnancy Monitoring

   During routine prenatal checkups in the outpatient clinic, the printer can print a 20-30 minute monitoring data report, allowing the doctor to instantly assess the fetal condition in the uterus. The report can also be kept directly by the patient for future reference by the doctor.

2. Delivery Room Monitoring

   During labor, fetal heart rate and uterine contraction pressures must be monitored in real time. The printer can quickly print out changes in contraction frequency and intensity, helping midwives assess labor progress.

3. Monitoring in High-Risk Pregnancy Wards

   High-risk pregnancy patients require long-term hospitalization and monitoring. The printer can continuously record fetal heart rate changes for 24 hours.

   The segmented printing function separates reports by hour, eliminating the need for nurses to review electronic records and allowing them to hand over information directly to the patient, reducing information transfer errors.

4. Emergency Obstetric Rescue

   When critically ill pregnant women are admitted to the emergency department, the printer responds quickly, outputting key monitoring data within 5 minutes, saving time for emergency decision-making.