Smiths Medical Medfusion 2010 Syringe Pump – Recertified

Body-weight dosing in a compact, portable platform

The Medfusion 2010 takes the proven 2001 platform and adds body-weight-based dosing — a meaningful clinical step for critical care, anesthesia, and any setting where drug delivery must be calibrated to patient weight. Body Weight mode accepts concentration entries and patient weight, then automatically calculates the required delivery rate. Rates can be programmed in mcg/kg/min, mcg/kg/hr, mg/kg/min, and mg/kg/hr, covering the most common weight-based dosing units in clinical practice. Mass mode adds mg/hr, while Continuous and Volume Over Time modes round out a flexible four-mode system suitable for a wide range of hospital applications.

Bolus delivery and variable occlusion

Bolus delivery is available across Body Weight, Mass, and Continuous modes and can be programmed, changed, or administered at any time prior to or during drug delivery. The pump delivers bolus doses at the fastest rate possible for the syringe size in use. Occlusion sensitivity is adjustable at four positions — Low, Intermediate, Normal, and High — allowing the setting to be matched to the clinical application, syringe size, and line configuration. The pump automatically senses syringe size for all supported models except the B-D 1 cc Luer-lock, which requires manual selection.

Custom program mode and standby

The custom program mode allows authorized clinicians or biomedical engineers to preselect infusion modes, alarm settings, alarm volume, alarm delay time, and syringe manufacturer options — then lock them out with an access code to limit programming access at the bedside. A standby mode allows temporary suspension of an infusion while retaining all programmed data including rate, total delivered, syringe size, and syringe manufacturer, so therapy can be resumed without reprogramming.

2010 vs. 2010i — knowing the difference

The Medfusion 2010 and 2010i share the same physical form factor and core delivery platform. The key difference is measurement unit coverage: the 2010i expands the Mass and Body Weight mode unit options to include additional conversions such as mcg/min, mcg/hr, mg/min, mg/hr, mU/min, mU/hr, units/min, units/hr, and mcg/kg/min and mcg/kg/hr alongside ml/min and ml/hr in Continuous mode. The standard 2010 covers the most common weight-based and mass dosing units for the majority of clinical applications. If your facility requires the expanded unit set, view the Medfusion 2010i here.

IPR Medical — your source for Medfusion 2010 sales, parts, and repairs

The Medfusion 2010 is a discontinued product that continues to serve in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialty care settings where its reliability and body-weight dosing capability make it a cost-effective choice. IPR Medical buys, sells, and repairs the Medfusion 2010 and stocks replacement parts to keep your pumps in service. Whether you need a fully refurbished patient-ready unit, a specific component, or service on a pump already in your fleet, our team is ready to help.

Sales, repairs, and parts for the Medfusion 2010 are all available through IPR Medical. Contact us for unit availability, parts inventory, repair turnaround times, and fleet pricing.

Buying a recertified Smiths Medical Medfusion 2010 from IPR Medical

Every Smiths Medical Medfusion 2010 sold by IPR Medical is a recertified unit that is inspected and tested by our team before it ships. Orders have a handling time of 1–2 business days, with $25 flat-rate shipping within the US (Alaska and Hawaii $80). Returns are accepted within 30 days, returned by mail, subject to a 25% restocking fee; see our returns policy for details.

Not sure this is the right model or version for your facility? Contact IPR Medical before you order and we will confirm compatibility and availability. You may also want to look at: Medfusion 3500, Medfusion 4000.