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Which GIMA Plus face-mask articles are listed?

The five references are separated by manufacturer size number and fit wording. Article 34252 is No. 2 child/small; 34253 is No. 3 child/large; 34254 is No. 4 adult/small; 34255 is No. 5 adult/large; and 34250 is No. 6 adult/extra large. Those exact descriptions should travel with the article number from the request through the quote and receiving record.

There are two child-labelled entries and three adult-labelled entries. A request that says only “adult mask” leaves three distinct listed articles unresolved; “child mask” leaves two. Use the number and fit phrase together, rather than translating a local sizing term into a GIMA number without manufacturer confirmation. The title wording identifies the product choice for procurement; it is not a substitute for a facility’s approved size-selection process.

What materials and construction does GIMA state?

GIMA describes the Plus mask family as having a blue silicone inflating cuff and an unbreakable transparent polysulfone hood. The manufacturer also states that the family is latex-free. These details provide a useful purchasing distinction from other GIMA mask groups. Keep the wording tied to these five GIMA Plus articles; do not apply it to a different mask family simply because the titles all include “face mask.”

When a material requirement appears in a tender or internal specification, preserve that exact requirement in the quote request and ask the supplier to identify the manufacturer document supporting it. “Silicone cuff” and “polysulfone hood” are the published descriptions; they do not establish additional chemical, impact or cleaning characteristics. A buyer who needs a particular document, label or declaration should request it for the specific article.

The transparent hood and blue cuff are also useful identity details when comparing a product photo or package label with the order. They should remain secondary to the article number and product name, because a family image may not show the exact size. Ask for the package label or current data sheet if the quoted model needs a final written check.

How should the five size labels be compared?

The GIMA titles describe No. 2 as child/small, No. 3 as child/large, No. 4 as adult/small, No. 5 as adult/large, and No. 6 as adult/extra large. A buyer can compare those labels directly with the language used in a procurement requirement, while keeping the article code visible. For example, No. 4 adult/small corresponds to GIMA article 34254; No. 5 adult/large is 34255. The “No.” value alone is not enough if a requisition omits the manufacturer and the exact article.

GIMA’s titles do not provide a numeric face measurement or a conversion to another manufacturer’s sizing scheme. If a purchasing document uses dimensions or an alternate fit description, include it as a separate requirement and request a documented match before substituting. Do not derive a measurement from the product photograph or infer that numerically adjacent sizes have a standardized increment.

This distinction is particularly helpful when comparing a GIMA Plus mask with other GIMA mask groups. Their numbering and designations can differ, even when both are called face masks. Compare the Plus family name, size phrase, article and material description, and keep any alternative product on a separate line until its manufacturer documentation has been reviewed.

What is the manufacturer’s stated compatibility scope?

GIMA says the Plus masks can be used with any resuscitator or lung ventilator. That is the family-level compatibility statement in the manufacturer description. The specific page should still be matched to the exact article and the connecting requirements of the equipment named in a procurement request. Ask Franance to confirm the offered mask and equipment interface from current manufacturer documents when the quote is intended for an existing model.

The page describes the mask materials and family, but a buyer may need a separate connector detail, included accessory or package identifier. Request that information for the exact article rather than infer it from an image or from another GIMA mask. If a connector or adapter is required, ask whether it is included, separately quoted or outside the listed mask package.

Keep the mask and the resuscitator or ventilator as separate products unless GIMA lists a packaged set with its own article. These five references identify the GIMA Plus face masks, not a full resuscitator kit. A quote that includes related equipment should list each model and supplied component clearly so that the package can be reviewed line by line.

What does “autoclavable up to 120 times” mean for procurement?

GIMA states that the Plus mask family is autoclavable up to 120 times. This is a manufacturer-published characteristic, not a reason to assume that the offered unit includes a reprocessing accessory or that every part of a connected system shares the same cycle limit. If the cycle statement is important to purchasing, ask for the current instructions or data sheet for the selected article and retain the document with the quote.

Keep the stated cycle count separate from any local policy or service-life decision. The source gives a maximum count for the mask family; a buyer should not extend it into an unsupported claim about a different mask, connector, accessory or related resuscitation product. Check that the requested model is one of the GIMA Plus articles listed here and that the quotation identifies the exact product.

GIMA’s product pages make data sheets, operator manuals, catalogue pages and declaration documents available. Ask Franance to provide or identify the current documents for the article being quoted. The package label and manufacturer document should use the same article number as the requisition. This lets a reviewer verify the latex-free description, materials and autoclavability statement without relying only on a general family title.

How do these masks differ from other GIMA mask products?

GIMA’s catalogue groups several products under face-mask terminology, but the Plus articles have their own names and features. The Plus family is described with a silicone inflating cuff, polysulfone hood, latex-free construction and an autoclavability statement. Other GIMA listings may refer to single-patient masks or to different silicone mask sizes. Those are separate product families, not interchangeable labels for articles 34250–34255.

When comparing alternatives, check the exact manufacturer family and article first, then compare fit description, material, stated reprocessing information, interface and package. If the requisition specifically calls for a GIMA Plus mask, do not substitute a single-patient or differently named silicone mask because the size number looks similar. Ask the supplier to identify the alternative’s manufacturer and article and provide the source document for any claimed equivalence.

The category page helps buyers find the five Plus sizes, while the GIMA catalogue connects to the manufacturer’s wider range. Those links can support comparison, but the final quote should still identify the exact item being offered. This avoids losing the family distinction during procurement review.

What package and quantity details should be confirmed?

The manufacturer product pages list each mask as an individual article with a unit of sale of one piece. Confirm that the written quote uses the requested number of units and identifies the exact article. If the buyer requires any connector, adapter, storage item or document as part of the package, state it separately and ask the offer to say whether it is included or priced as another line.

The product pages also provide model documents, labels and product images. Request the exact article’s current data sheet when packaging or compliance documentation is part of the purchasing requirement. A family-level catalogue table is helpful for the five size distinctions, but the exact product code should appear on the supplier’s quote and on the packaging information provided for review.

For a repeat order, keep the article, mask number, size phrase, quantity and any confirmed interface in the purchasing record. Recheck the current manufacturer page before treating another size as a replacement. This preserves the product identity and makes it clear whether a new request is for No. 4 adult/small, No. 5 adult/large or another distinct model.

How do I request a Franance GIMA Plus mask quote in Nigeria?

Use the Franance quote cart to enter the GIMA article, size wording, quantity and Nigerian delivery destination. Include the equipment model if the request depends on a specific interface, and ask the written response to confirm the GIMA Plus family, exact article, unit of sale and any requested package components. If the 120-cycle statement, latex-free materials or supplier documentation is material to approval, request the current manufacturer document for that same article.

Franance can return the proposed product, package description, price, availability and delivery terms in writing for review. Compare the reply with the manufacturer article and the GIMA Plus face-mask listing. Confirm commercial terms for the actual Nigerian destination before placing an order.