Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100 operates with a temperature range of 30°C to 90°C. It features a user-friendly digital control panel and an advanced dual heating system for precise temperature control. It is ideal for producing autologous plasma gel used in aesthetic and regenerative medicine. Our model is also suitable for clinics and research labs focused on PRP and plasma-based treatments.
$2,078.00
Specifications
| Model name | NPGM-100 |
| Temperature | 25 - 90 °C |
| Record function | Yes |
| Maximum Volume | 10 syringes |
| Timer Range | 0-99 minutes |
| Power consumption | Appox.100W |
| Power supply | 220V 50Hz / 110V 60Hz |
| Dimension | 290× 280× 140mm |
| Weight | 6.5kg |
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FAQ for Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100
1: What type of training is required to use the Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100?
Although the device is easy to operate, clinical training is strongly recommended. Practitioners should be certified in aesthetic or regenerative medicine and familiar with blood handling and injection techniques to ensure safety and efficacy.
2: How does the Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100 create plasma gel from blood plasma?
After centrifugation separates the PPP, the plasma is placed into Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100, which uses a controlled heating and cooling cycle to denature plasma proteins and form a gel. The process typically takes just a few minutes.
3: Is the procedure using Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100 safe and sterile?
Yes, the procedure is considered very safe as it uses the patient’s own plasma, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or foreign body response. Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100is designed to operate with sterile consumables and in clinical settings following standard aseptic protocols.
4: What kind of tubes are compatible with the Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100?
The device is compatible with most standard PRP/PPP tubes, but it is crucial to verify compatibility with the manufacturer’s specifications. Using incompatible tubes can affect gel quality or damage the machine.
5: How do I maintain the Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100 for optimal performance?
Routine maintenance includes wiping down the Plasma Gel Maker NPGM-100 with a non-corrosive disinfectant after each use, ensuring the heating chamber is clean and free from residue, and avoiding the use of incompatible tube sizes. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for calibration and servicing.
6: How is plasma gel different from traditional dermal fillers?
Plasma gel is made entirely from the patient’s own blood, making it 100% autologous, biocompatible, and free from synthetic chemicals. Unlike traditional fillers, it reduces the risk of allergic reactions or rejection and also contains growth factors that promote skin regeneration.
7: How long does it take to prepare plasma gel using the Plasma Gel Maker?
The entire process typically takes around 10–15 minutes. After the blood is centrifuged to isolate the PPP, the plasma is heated in the Plasma Gel Maker for a few minutes to achieve the desired gel consistency.
8: Is the procedure safe, and are there any side effects?
Yes, the procedure is generally safe since it uses the patient's own biological material. Minor side effects such as redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site may occur, but they typically resolve within a few days.
9: What are the storage and handling requirements for plasma gel?
Plasma gel should be used immediately after preparation. It is not intended for long-term storage and should not be refrigerated or reheated. Proper aseptic technique must be used throughout.
Our Plasma Gel Maker uses controlled heating to convert autologous plasma into a smooth, injectable gel. The system ensures consistent gel formation while preserving protein structure and bioactivity. Designed with medical-grade materials, it maintains sterility and reliability throughout the process. Its intuitive controls make operation simple and repeatable for clinical settings. Ideal for aesthetic and regenerative applications requiring natural, biocompatible fillers.