Arm for biometric information monitoring, compatible with Nihon Kohden and Philips products.
UL180 Series - ICWUSA
The UL180 series can accommodate biometric monitors from major manufacturers, simplifying the management of biometric monitor arms throughout the facility.
ICWUSA is a leading manufacturer of commercial monitor arms in the United States. Our products are widely used in the medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial fields. The arms for biomedical monitors are compatible with major manufacturers such as: - Nihon Kohden - Fukuda Denshi - Philips - Dräger - GE Healthcare - Mindray They can be mounted on wall channels, anesthesia machines, ceiling pendants, and more. In addition to arms for biomedical monitors, we offer a wide range of monitor arms suitable for use in hospitals. If you are looking for monitor arms for hospital use, please feel free to contact us.
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Operating room, intensive care unit, emergency room, and other facilities within medical institutions.
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Our company has celebrated its 70th anniversary as a paper trading company. In addition to paper, we also handle packaging materials based on flexible packaging. We have also focused on the sale of LED lighting and have started selling several original products. We offer not only standard LED lighting but also high color rendering LED lighting, LED base lighting for hospitals, and high ceiling LED lighting that can be used in harsh environments such as factories and warehouses. In recent years, we became the first distributor in Japan for ICWUSA, an American monitor arm manufacturer. Known for its robust construction designed for professional use, it stands out in terms of originality compared to other products. We have actual units on display in our showroom on the first floor of our headquarters. We invite you to visit us and experience them firsthand.