High Tech Vet Medical Warming System Introduced at Orlando
The Chillbuster®VET system contains technology developed by ThermoGear into human warming devices used by U.S. military forces based around the world.  The idea of using
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As for the immediate future, Campf said ThermoGear will be developing a battery operated vet warming system for use in the field and expanding the product to accommodate servicing larger animals. Ā ThermoGear is currently seeking an international marketing and sales solution for the system.
Product Information
- Surgical Blanket Dimensions: 22" x 25" and 20" x 30"
- Feline Cage Mat Dimensions: 22" x 25" and 20" x 29"
- Power Supply: Medical grade isolated AC operated input ā 120 to 240 VAC, 60 Watts of power available.
- Controller: Ā Simple one hand held, operated with only two push button with six LED Bar Graph temperature levels. Can hook to surgical table or user's belt.
- Blanket and Mat: Orange color denotes warm side as opposed to Blue side away from the patient.
- Blanket Flexibility: Surgical blanket can easily be folded and/or wrapped around the patient.
- Disposable Cover: Non-permeable, easily disposed of for easy cleanup and non-contamination.
- The vet warming system is made entirely in the U.S.
About ThermoGear
ThermoGear is a privately held company incorporated in 1998 by its president,
About DVM Solutions
DVM Solutions led by its president,
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