Baxter

IPR Medical offers recertified (refurbished) Baxter infusion and syringe pumps, including the Sigma Spectrum (Version 6, Version 8 and IQ), Flo-Gard 6200, 6201 and 6301, Auto Syringe AS40A and AS50, Mini-Infuser 150XL and 300XL, InfusO.R. and PCA II. Each is genuine Baxter equipment, tested and patient ready.

Baxter infusion pumps have carried several names. Early Flo-Gard and Auto Syringe pumps were sold under the Travenol name, which Baxter used until the late 1980s. The InfusO.R., Mini-Infuser and PCA II began as Bard MedSystems products. Spectrum pumps came from SIGMA International, which Baxter acquired in 2012. IPR Medical buys, sells and repairs Baxter pumps in-house. See our Baxter pump history and repair page.

More about Baxter and FAQs

Popular models include the Sigma Spectrum Version 8, Sigma Spectrum IQ, Flo-Gard 6301 and Auto Syringe AS50. The Spectrum platform was originally developed by SIGMA International and later acquired by Baxter.

We repair Baxter pumps in-house at our Tustin, California facility. See our Baxter infusion pump repair page or our Sigma Spectrum repair guide to get started.

All product and manufacturer names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify equipment. IPR Medical is an independent service organization and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers.

Baxter FAQs

Does IPR Medical repair Baxter Sigma Spectrum pumps?
Yes. IPR Medical repairs Sigma Spectrum pumps and other Baxter infusion and syringe pumps in-house at our Tustin, California facility. Request a free inbound FedEx or UPS shipping label through our RMA form. We evaluate the pump free within 1 to 2 business days and send a written estimate before any work begins.

What warranty comes with a recertified Baxter pump?
Recertified equipment from IPR Medical carries a 6-month or 1-year warranty, depending on the model, and extended warranties are available. Repairs on pumps you send in carry a 90-day warranty. Call (855) 477-8866 to confirm the warranty for a specific model.

What happens if I decline the repair estimate on a Baxter pump?
You pay nothing for the evaluation, and U.S. customers get declined units back at no cost. You can also choose an exchange: IPR Medical can credit the declined unit toward another pump, which helps keep your fleet moving without paying for a repair you do not want.