Neonatal Rubber Ambu Bag – Reusable Manual Resuscitator for Newborn Ventilation & Emergency Resuscitation

The Neonatal Rubber Ambu Bag is a reusable manual resuscitator designed to provide positive-pressure ventilation for neonates and newborn babies who require assisted breathing or emergency respiratory support.

The self-inflating rubber bag is manually compressed to deliver air or supplemental oxygen through an appropriately sized neonatal face mask or compatible airway connection. Its compact configuration supports controlled manual ventilation during neonatal resuscitation when used by appropriately trained healthcare professionals.

Suitable for maternity units, delivery rooms, NICUs, newborn units, emergency departments, operating theatres, and ambulances.

Key Features

• Designed for neonates and newborns
• Durable rubber construction
• Reusable manual resuscitator
• Self-inflating ventilation bag
• Provides manual positive-pressure ventilation
• Supplemental oxygen connection, model dependent
• Neonatal face mask, where included
• Oxygen reservoir, configuration dependent
• Pressure-relief/pop-off valve, model dependent
• Compact and lightweight
• Portable for emergency and transport applications
• Reprocessable according to manufacturer instructions

Common Applications

• Neonatal resuscitation
• Newborn assisted ventilation
• Delivery-room respiratory emergencies
• NICU and newborn-unit care
• Maternity and labour wards
• Emergency departments
• Operating and recovery rooms
• Ambulance and neonatal transport

Product Specifications

Product Name: Neonatal Rubber Ambu Bag

Alternative Name: Neonatal Manual Resuscitator / Neonatal BVM

Patient Category: Neonate / Newborn

Material: Rubber / Manufacturer-Specified Elastomer

Type: Self-Inflating Manual Resuscitator

Ventilation: Manual Positive-Pressure Ventilation

Face Mask: Neonatal Size, where included

Oxygen Connection: Model dependent

Oxygen Reservoir: Included / Model Dependent

Pressure Relief Valve: Model dependent

Usage: Reusable

Application: Neonatal Resuscitation & Emergency Ventilation