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            Spiro Areo

            AERO is a high-performance filter designed for spirometry and pulmonary function testing. Its electrostatic filter media combines high filtration efficiency with low airflow resistance, helping reduce the risk of cross-contamination while supporting reliable measurements and patient comfort. Designed for flexibility, the same AERO model can be used across different respiratory tests, from standard pulmonary function testing to High Flow applications.

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            Properties

            • Particle filtration efficiency up to 99.5%
            • Bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE) up to 99.9999%
            • Viral filtration efficiency (VFE) up to 99.9939%
            • Low airflow resistance: <1,202 Pa at 720 L/min
            • Reduced dead space volume: 73 mL
            • Hydrophobic filter media
            • Lightweight design: 32 g

            Characteristics

            Advanced Filtration
            High-performance electrostatic filter media
            CFD-Optimized Design
            Internal geometry optimized through Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
            Ergonomic Mouthpiece
            Ergonomic, high-grip mouthpiece
            Efficient Airflow
            Designed to combine high filtration efficiency with low airflow resistance
            Versatile Testing
            Suitable for different types of respiratory testing with the same model
            Material Optimization
            Optimized material use to help reduce plastic consumption

            Applications

            • Spirometry testing
            • Pulmonary function testing
            • Standard respiratory function tests
            • High Flow respiratory testing
            • Applications requiring effective filtration with low airflow resistance during respiratory measurements