Beiteshuang New-Generation Calf Resuscitator

• Dual-function design for airway mucus extraction and assisted ventilation.
• Manual piston operation requires no electricity, battery or compressed air.
• Large face cup creates a functional seal around the calf's muzzle area.
• Flexible rubber sealing lip helps accommodate different newborn calf head sizes.
• Strong suction stroke helps remove mucus from the mouth and nasal airway area.
• Controlled downward piston stroke can deliver air into the respiratory tract after airway clearance.
• Shock-resistant metal cylinder is suitable for demanding livestock-farm conditions.
• Hard plastic face cup provides a durable structural interface.
• Simple operating principle allows rapid deployment during calving emergencies.
• Can be operated by one trained person when necessary.
• Portable design allows storage close to maternity and calving areas.
• Replaceable sealing and piston components simplify long-term maintenance.

• Metal Pump Cylinder: Rigid cylindrical body houses the piston mechanism and provides the working air chamber.
• Piston Assembly: Generates suction during withdrawal and positive air pressure during the return stroke.
• Star-Grip Handle: Provides secure manual control of piston movement.
• Face Cup: Wide hard-plastic cup fits over the calf's muzzle area during suction and ventilation.
• Rubber Sealing Lip: Forms a flexible seal between the device and the animal.
• Piston Seal: Maintains the pressure differential required for suction and ventilation.
• Connecting Rod: Transfers operator movement from the handle to the internal piston.
• End Cap and Fasteners: Secure the mechanical components and support routine servicing.

• Dairy cattle maternity pens.
• Beef cattle calving facilities.
• Newborn calf emergency-care stations.
• Commercial dairy and cattle breeding farms.
• Veterinary and livestock obstetric equipment kits.
• Calving barns and maternity buildings.
• Large cattle breeding groups and replacement-heifer operations.
• Livestock equipment distributors and veterinary supply channels.

• Face Cup Configuration: Available according to product specification and livestock application.
• Replacement Seals: Available upon request.
• Spare Rubber Components: Available according to project requirements.
• Packaging: Individual, distributor and project packaging options available.
• Private Label: Customizable for qualifying distributor and OEM orders.
• Instruction Materials: Available according to destination-market requirements.

• No permanent installation, electricity or compressed-air connection is required.
• Keep the resuscitator immediately accessible in the maternity or calving area.
• Inspect the rubber sealing lip before use for cracks, hardening or contamination.
• Check that the piston moves smoothly and produces an effective pressure and vacuum seal.
• Remove visible mucus and biological material immediately after use.
• Carefully clean and disinfect the device after every use.
• Pay particular attention to the face cup, sealing lip, piston and internal surfaces exposed to contamination.
• Allow cleaned components to dry thoroughly before storage.
• Store the unit in a clean, dry location protected from unnecessary contamination and mechanical damage.
• Replace damaged rubber seals, piston seals or other worn components before returning the device to service.

Q: What is a calf resuscitator used for?
A: It is designed to assist newborn calves that have difficulty starting normal breathing, particularly after difficult or prolonged calving.

Q: Can it remove mucus from the calf's airway?
A: Yes. Pulling the piston creates suction that helps extract mucus from the mouth and nasal airway area before assisted ventilation is attempted.

Q: Can the same device provide assisted breathing?
A: Yes. After the airway is cleared, controlled inward movement of the piston can provide positive-pressure air to support lung expansion.

Q: Does the resuscitator require electricity?
A: No. The device is completely manually operated.

Q: Can one person operate the device?
A: Yes. The reference design is intended to be manageable by a single trained operator when necessary.

Q: Should mucus be cleared before assisted ventilation?
A: Airway clearance is an important first step when mucus or fluid is obstructing the calf's nose or mouth. The device can then be prepared for controlled assisted ventilation.

Q: How should the resuscitator be cleaned?
A: It should be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected after every use and stored dry in a clean location.

Q: Are replacement parts available?
A: Replaceable rubber sealing components, piston seals and related service parts can be supplied according to product configuration.