Buy Conventional Fibre-Optic Laryngoscopes, Sets & Components in Nigeria.

Which GIMA articles are available in this fibre-optic range?

The comparison below keeps the family, pattern, size, voltage and set contents attached to the relevant article. Manufacturer size words such as “newborn,” “adult” or “adult large” are reproduced as product-title labels, not converted into a different sizing scheme. For a set, compare the blades named in the article; for a component, retain its own article and family name.

The table groups sequential articles only where the manufacturer identifies a continuous pattern and size series. It does not imply interchangeability between Green and Maxlite components. If one exact blade or handle is required, put its full article number and title on the order line rather than submitting only “fibre-optic laryngoscope part.”

How should buyers compare the LED adult sets?

The three Green F.O. LED adult set articles are differentiated by both blade mix and electrical specification. Article 34328 lists four McIntosh blades numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4, with 2.5 V and 18,000 lux in its title. Article 34329 lists three McIntosh blades numbered 2, 3 and 4 and states 3.5 V and 30,000 lux. Article 34330 lists four McIntosh blades numbered 1 through 4 and also states 3.5 V and 30,000 lux.

For purchasing comparison, those details should stay together. A request for the four-blade mix should distinguish 34328 from 34330 because the title identifies a different voltage and illuminance. A request for three blades should use 34329 and retain the 2–4 blade range. Do not assume that one LED adult set shares the power or brightness of another just because the family name is similar.

Ask the quotation to repeat the complete article title, blade count and listed electrical values. If a facility specification uses a different description, attach it and request clarification against the manufacturer article. This keeps the requisition tied to the exact GIMA set without converting a catalogue comparison into an equipment-use recommendation.

Which non-LED Green sets have different blade combinations?

GIMA Green set articles 34451–34455 name several distinct combinations. Article 34451 is the pediatric set with Miller 0 and 1. Article 34454 is another pediatric-labelled set with Miller 0 and 1 plus McIntosh 0. Their blade patterns differ even though both titles include pediatric. The article number and complete contents should therefore remain visible when the two are compared.

The adult set 34452 lists three McIntosh blades numbered 2, 3 and 4, while adult set 34453 lists four McIntosh blades numbered 1 through 4. The doctor set 34455 lists three Miller blades numbered 1, 2 and 3. These titles are helpful procurement identifiers, but they do not establish that a purchaser can substitute a different blade or rebuild a set. If a specific component mix is required, request the exact article and ask for the current package schedule.

Use the exact GIMA names in a comparison sheet and separate set contents from additional parts. If the quote includes a blade or handle not stated in the set title, ask whether it is included as part of the offered unit or proposed as a separate accessory. The written offer should make that package boundary clear.

How do the Green and Maxlite replacement blades compare?

The Green fibre-optic Miller blade sequence includes article 34460, size 00 OXY, described as premature; 34461, size 0, newborn; 34462, size 1, infant; 34463, size 2, child; and 34464, size 3, adult. The Green McIntosh sequence includes 34469 at size 0, newborn; 34470 at size 1, infant; 34471 at size 2, child; 34472 at size 3, adult; 34473 at size 4, adult large; and 34474 at size 5, adult extra large.

Maxlite is a separate named family. Its Miller articles in this range are 58051 at size 0, newborn, and 58052 at size 1, infant. The McIntosh group runs from 58056 at size 0, newborn, through 58061 at size 5, adult extra large. Even when the pattern and size wording look similar, a Green article and a Maxlite article remain separate references. Confirm the family and component fit from GIMA documentation for the exact handle or system already on the requisition.

Manufacturer size terms are copied for identification. They should not be replaced by an inferred equivalent or used as a clinical selection instruction. If the purchasing request uses another naming convention, keep that requirement alongside the GIMA article and request a documented match before accepting a substitution.

Which handle references should appear on a purchase request?

The Green handle titles distinguish voltage and model description. Article 34456 is a rechargeable pediatric handle at 3.5 V; 34457 is a rechargeable adult handle at 3.5 V. The separate 34480 and 34481 listings are the pediatric and adult handles at 2.5 V. Do not treat those four articles as one generic handle item: the family names, rechargeable wording and voltage are meaningful catalogue distinctions.

When ordering a handle for equipment already held, provide the make, family and article reference from the existing system, then ask for written compatibility confirmation. An image or similar name does not establish that a blade, light guide, bulb or rechargeable accessory fits a particular handle. If the quote includes a battery or another electrical part, request its article and model scope as a separate line.

The set title also matters. For example, the 34328 LED adult set states 2.5 V, while 34329 and 34330 state 3.5 V. A buyer comparing those sets should preserve the manufacturer voltage statement and ask the seller to identify the exact offered article, rather than assuming that all Green handles and LED sets use one common configuration.

How should a buyer specify a light guide or other spare?

This category includes blades and handles, and GIMA also lists related light guides and electrical components in its wider fibre-optic range. A replacement request should begin with the existing equipment’s manufacturer, family and model reference, plus the exact GIMA spare article if known. Ask for the current GIMA component document to confirm the stated match. Do not infer fit from the blade pattern alone or from a product photograph.

Keep a complete set and its parts on distinct purchase lines. If the request is for a Green or Maxlite blade, include pattern, numbered size and article. If it is for a handle, include the adult or pediatric descriptor, voltage and rechargeable wording where applicable. For a light guide, battery or bulb, ask the quotation to identify the component article and the product family its documentation names.

This approach prevents a replacement part from being confused with a complete set and makes later replenishment clearer. If GIMA’s current page does not identify a needed interface, ask Franance to obtain the answer against the exact source document before an alternative is proposed.

What documentation and package details should be checked?

For sets, request the current manufacturer page or data sheet that identifies blade pattern, blade count, voltage and any stated illuminance. For individual parts, ask for the document that identifies the article, family and compatibility information. Check that the paperwork names the same article as the quote and that any separately priced accessory is not described as included in the set.

For Green LED sets 34328–34330, review the listed differences in a compact comparison: 34328 has four McIntosh blades 1–4 at 2.5 V and 18,000 lux; 34329 has three McIntosh blades 2–4 at 3.5 V and 30,000 lux; 34330 has four McIntosh blades 1–4 at 3.5 V and 30,000 lux. For the remaining Green sets, compare the exact blade mix and the manufacturer’s pediatric, adult or doctor title. For Maxlite, keep the family name attached to each blade number.

If your purchasing document requires a specific statement that the page does not provide, mark it for confirmation rather than borrowing it from a neighboring product. The quote should identify what GIMA documents and separately state any proposed variation or accessory. This keeps model identity and package scope reviewable before the order is approved.

How do I request a Franance GIMA laryngoscope quote in Nigeria?

Use the Franance quote cart to enter each GIMA article, quantity and Nigerian destination. For a complete set, state the requested blade pattern and verify the manufacturer’s set contents. For a replacement blade, specify Green or Maxlite, Miller or McIntosh, the numbered size and full article. For a handle, include the adult or pediatric title and 2.5 V or 3.5 V description; identify rechargeable wording where applicable.

Ask the written response to repeat the exact article, unit of sale, parts included and any compatibility or documentation question you need resolved. If your buyer’s specification uses another term, include it with the original GIMA title instead of replacing the manufacturer reference. This gives a procurement reviewer a clear comparison between the request and the proposed item.

Franance can return the offered identity, package and commercial terms in writing for review. Confirm current price, availability and delivery for the actual Nigerian destination in that response. See the GIMA product catalogue and the conventional fibre-optic laryngoscope category for the listed range.