Dräger Oxymixer Oxygen and Air Gas Blender
A configurable oxygen and medical air gas blender that mixes the two supplies to a set concentration, used in intensive care, neonatal care and the operating room.
The Dräger Oxymixer is a gas blender that combines piped oxygen and medical air to deliver a mixture at a set oxygen concentration. Both gases are supplied to the mixer, which proportions them mechanically according to the concentration selected on the control, and the blended gas leaves through the outlet to the patient interface or downstream accessory.
The Oxymixer is offered in configurable variants covering flow range, outlet arrangement and monitoring options. Blenders of this type are used in Intensive Care, Neonatal Intensive Care and the Operating Room wherever an oxygen concentration between that of air and pure oxygen is to be delivered — CPAP and high-flow setups, oxygen therapy where concentration is titrated, and neonatal care where a controlled concentration matters particularly.
Listed patient groups are adults, paediatrics and neonates. This item is ordered under Dräger part number MP04200, GTIN 4048675567790, country of origin Germany, and covers the configurable Oxymixer variants. An RFQ should state the flow range required, whether an integrated FiO2 monitor is wanted, the terminal standard and the mounting arrangement, so the configuration quoted matches the installation.
HumaNova supplies this item to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the wider GCC. It is ordered against the Dräger part number quoted above, which should be carried through on the purchase order so that the item received matches the one specified at tender or requisition stage. Pricing is issued on request rather than listed: submit an RFQ stating the quantity required, the department it is destined for, and any connector, thread or configuration detail that applies, and our team will respond with a written quotation covering the line as specified.
Where the requirement forms part of a wider list of Dräger parts, the items can be quoted together on a single response so that the biomedical and purchasing teams review one document rather than several.



