Bids Are Invited For Acquisition Of Equipment For Hospital Use (Esophageal Manometry Device And Plasma Extractor), To Form The Price Recording System.

Device, For Esophageal And Anorectal Manometry, With The Following Minimum Characteristics: 01 (One) Base For Data Acquisition With 24 Acquisition Channels. 01 (One) Perfusion Pump With Internal Compressor. 08 (Eight) Pressure Transducers And Double Rotary Connection (Gastro) 02 (Two) Power Cables For System Supply; - Have Communication/Interface With A Computer; 03 (Three) Sets Of Capillaries (With 04 Units Each) 10 (Ten) 03-Way Taps; 01 (One) Ruler For System Calibration; 01 (One) 24-Channel Esophageal Manometry Probe; 01 (One) Esophageal Manometry Software With Manual And Drive; 01 (One) Probe For Anorectal Manometry 24 Radial Channels; 01 (One) Anorectal Manometry Software With Manual And Drive. 01 (One) Computer With Minimum Configurations: Processor Of At Least 3.0 Ghz, Hd Of At Least 500Gb, Memory Of At Least 4 Gb, Dedicated Video Card Of At Least 1 Gb, Dvd Burner, And The Minimum Software Installed ( With License Without Time Restriction), Extractor, Plasma, Blood Bag. Suitable Manual Equipment To Extract Blood Components (Plasma, Platelets) From Collection Bags. It Must Be Made Of Stainless Steel Plate Or Steel With Anti-Corrosive Chemical Treatment And Electrostatic Painting, It Must Have A Front Panel With A Parallel Plate Made Of High-Durability Transparent Acrylic That Allows Monitoring Of The Processes, With A Rod Made Of Stainless Material Or Polished Aluminum With Claws On Stainless Steel, Compression Must Be Performed Through The Acrylic Plate, With Uniform Pressure In The Container. All Cables, Connectors, Adapters And Other Items Necessary For The Perfect Operation Of The Offered Set Must Be Delivered With The Product; Operating Manuals Must Be Provided In Portuguese. Warranty The Complete Warranty Certificate With A Minimum Duration Of 02 (Two) Years Must Be Presented From The Date Of Acceptance Of The Equipment, Acceptance Being Understood As The Stage Following Delivery