In House Biomed PM's

I would strongly suggest having a certified Stryker tech come in and show you everything a PM involves.  The unit may not look overly complicated but things can go South quickly if you are not familiar with how the unit operates.  

I agree with the the comment from Stryker Tech, it may not look like much but you can damage the internals pretty easily if not familiar with what the parts do or how they are assembled.  Plus the calibration process, if needed, can be tricky.

Krzy.Bmet, are you able to service these Neptune 2's? Looking for someone in the Midwest to lend me a hand. Excesss surgical @ gmail dot com