Atomizer Plate For Spray Small Fan

In the medical field, the performance of medical nebulizers is directly related to treatment effectiveness, and therefore attracts significant attention from international clients. First and foremost, aerosol particle size is crucial. Generally speaking, aerosol particles produced by nebulizers used to treat respiratory diseases must primarily be below 5 microns in size to ensure that the drug reaches the lower respiratory tract and alveoli for optimal efficacy. For example, for patients with conditions like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, symptoms can only be effectively alleviated and disease control achieved when the drug, in the form of tiny particles, penetrates deep into the lungs. If the aerosol particles are too large, the drug will only be deposited in areas like the mouth and throat, failing to reach the critical treatment area, significantly reducing the therapeutic effect.

 

Uniformity is also a crucial performance indicator for medical nebulizers. Uniform aerosol particles ensure a consistent drug dose during inhalation, preventing variations in therapeutic efficacy caused by uneven dosing. Imagine if a patient inhaled varying amounts of drug, how could their condition be effectively controlled? When purchasing medical atomizer plates, foreign customers usually require suppliers to provide detailed atomization particle size distribution data and uniformity test reports to determine whether the product meets medical standards.