Vacuum pumps play a key role in the fight against infectious diseases, and their applications are widespread and crucial, which are reflected in the following key areas:

1.Vaccine storage and transportation: Vacuum pumps provide the stable storage environment needed to ensure vaccine efficacy and safety from production to use. Given the specific temperature and environmental requirements of different vaccines, vacuum pumps play an integral role in maintaining this critical condition.

2.Vacuum applications in medical devices: In the field of medical devices, vacuum pumps are a core component in the proper functioning of many devices. Whether it's a medical suction system, an artificial ventilator, or a hemodialysis machine, vacuum pumps need to be relied upon to create the necessary negative pressure environment to fulfill their medical functions.

3.Negative Pressure Ward Modification: Negative pressure ward is essential to control and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. The application of vacuum pumps in this process includes the removal of patient body fluids, dirt and therapeutic fluids to ensure that the negative pressure ward can meet the medical needs and meet the standards for harmless medical exhaust emissions.

4.Exhaust disinfection device: The exhaust disinfection device installed at the exhaust gas discharge outlet of the vacuum pump can carry out immediate thermal inactivation of viruses and bacteria in the exhaust gas, reduce the secondary risk caused by the spread of the virus, and play a positive role in epidemic prevention and control and hospital infection control.

5.Medical Vacuum Pump Design: Medical vacuum pumps are typically designed to be oil-free to prevent contamination and simplify equipment maintenance.

6.Medical waste disposal: Vacuum pumps play an important role in the extraction and transportation of medical waste, helping medical institutions to effectively process and disinfect medical waste, thereby reducing the risk of transmission of infectious diseases.

Vacuum pump technology plays an important role in improving medical efficiency and safety, not only supporting the storage and transportation of vaccines, but also helping the operation of medical equipment, the construction of negative pressure wards, and the disposal of medical waste, providing solid technical support for the prevention and control of infectious diseases.