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Prima 460The Prima 460 is the latest update to the Penlon anaesthetic machine range, providing the ideal solution for today’s busy operating room.
Prima 451 MRIThe Penlon Prima 451 is a compact MRI anaesthesia system, with advanced patient support modes, and has been designed for use with 1.5 and 3 tesla scanners.
Prima 465The Penlon Prima 465 is the latest high-end anaesthetic machine from Penlon, providing the ideal solution for today’s busy operating room.
UPDATE: Penlon’s response to the Coronavirus situation in the UK
Penlon is ready to respond to requests for ventilators and patient monitors for the NHS.
We are in discussions with the MHRA and other NHS authorities at the moment to understand all possible ways that we could help the NHS serve patients during this period.
Penlon are able to offer a solution for ventilation requirements and we have initiated plans and actions to ramp up our manufacturing capacity to meet this requirement. We wish to thank all the companies that have contacted us, offering their help, support and resources.
Whilst we wait for the Government to provide it’s requirements, we have developed our own action plan in anticipation of the UK priorities and will do all we can to meet the demand.
17/08/2020
Ventilator Challenge UK Consortium’s achievements recognized by the Royal Academy of Engineering
Ventilator Challenge UK Consortium presented with a President’s Special Award from the Royal Academy of Engineering for their part in tackling COVID-19.
06/07/2020
VentilatorChallengeUK consortium ends after delivering 13,437 ventilators to the NHS
VentilatorChallengeUK marks the end of the consortium after delivering 13,437 ventilators to the NHS
25/06/2020
Penlon ESO 2 Receives CE Mark Approval for the treatment of COVID-19 patients
The Penlon ESO 2 Emergency Ventilator today received internationally recognised CE Mark approval for the treatment of COVID-19 patients
12/06/2020
From the Production Line: Tim Rance
Tim Rance, Production Manager at Penlon, talks about the ESO 2 Emergency Ventilator, the VentilatorChallengeUK (VCUK) consortium and working at Penlon during the coronavirus pandemic.