Baxter InfusO.R. Infusion Pump Motor

http://manubatbat.free.fr/robot/Doc/Moteurs/Portescap/Catalogue_Portescap.pdf

try this. Seems to be full of specs.

also try this.

http://www.datasheetarchive.com/-216E-datasheet.html

need to figure your way through to get the document out.

...plus, try searching for the Escap motor directly in an internet search engine header. Even if the full equipment is no longer supported, the motor may well be, offering the tantalising prospect of a one-for-one swap with the same motor or a direct equivalent that is more modern.

Good luck.

I hear the words 'no longer supported'... 'reverse engineer'...

Is this medical equipment used for human health care?

Find the patent or patent pending number on the motor or the whole unit. Look up the patent, these days it's probably available online. Everything you want to know will be there. If exact specs are not listed then they will have listed the motors maker and you should be able get them from the maker our from the makers separate patent. If you're just repairing these pumps you should have no problem getting the motors rewound.

I concur with Doorman - if for human use then manufacturers have to have indemnity insurance of 5 to 10 million GBP. Could be similar for other countries.

Are you prepared to be sued should anything go wrong.

Like yourself, I like mending items and get a tremendous buzz when the item works again. I do appreciate there are some things that should not be fixed - mainly those items which connect to people!

Infusion pumps, like any other equipment are supported to the end of their individual life, and to the end of the line's life for economical reasons.

That does not mean, that such pumping stops to exist. Simply, other, hopefully more modern equipment takes its place.

Old, repaired equipment finds its place as a gift in countries, where regulations are not as strict.