Godart Pulmotest Spirometer
Godart Pulmotest Spirometer, 1955-1970
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Parts include, spirometer, metal poles, pulmonary analysor, and an archival box of glass and metal equipment, leads and graph paper.
Details
- Category:
- Laboratory Medicine
- Object Number:
- 1995-285
- Measurements:
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overall:
- type:
- spirometer
- credit:
- Queen Mary and Westfield College. Dept.
Parts
Godart Pulmo Analysor
Small square component in beige plastic casing, labelled with maker's mark 'Pulmo Analysor Godart, Utrecht Holland.' The top side displays switches to mains, pump, turning knobs for current and zero correction and two gauges of voltage and amperes. On the side there are four glass test tubes attached to the main unit, two containing Sodalime and two containing Ca Cl2, calcium chloride.
3 Various Lengths of Metal Poles
One of the components consists of a singular metal pole which is bent ninety degrees a quarter of the way down. The other two sections have the same bent pole but are additionally bracketed next to a straight pole and have butterfly screws attached.
Archival Box Containing Laboratory Equipment
Box contains small separate curved metal pole sections, some with long glass cylinders at the centre, 4 flexible plastic tubes, 3 black rubber tubes, electronic cables and graph paper.
- Measurements:
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overall: 340 mm x 600 mm x 600 mm,
- Object Number:
- 1995-285/4
- type:
- laboratory apparatus