Reliable, user-friendly ambulatory infusion systems

Beeline® Disposable Mechanical Infusion Pump

Reliable, user-friendly disposable infusion technology designed to deliver controlled therapy without electronics or batteries. Beeline supports pain management, antibiotic delivery, and chemotherapy across hospital, home, and ambulatory care settings.

Disposable Mechanical Infusion Pump

What is IT and why is it critical?

The Beeline® Pump is a disposable mechanical infusion pump that uses syringe-based technology to deliver rate-specific local anesthetics, helping manage post-operative pain at the source. It is designed for continuous or intermittent infusion therapy, supporting key clinical applications such as antibiotic delivery, chemotherapy, and pain management, while providing controlled medication flow at defined infusion rates.

As an ambulatory infusion device, Beeline® is suitable for use in hospital settings, home environments, and alternative care sites, allowing treatment to continue beyond traditional clinical spaces. Its reliable mechanical design delivers ±15% flow rate accuracy, supporting consistent therapy, patient mobility, and simplified clinical workflows across different care models.

Beeline Lunchbox

Infusion Pump
A disposable mechanical infusion pump that leverages elastic potential energy technology to continuously infuse rate-specific local anesthetics for post-operative pain management and ambulatory infusion therapy.
Catheter
Standard infusion catheter for traditional medication delivery, designed with a pattern of micro-perforations to provide uniform medication coverage around the infusion area.
Infusion Set
Medical infusion tubing set with proprietary connector, snap clamp, and air-eliminating filter. Multiple controlled flow rate options ranging from 0.6 mL/hr up to 250 mL/hr
Tuneler
It is used for Catheter placement farther away from incision sites to avoid infection and promote rapid healing. Ergonomically designed to high specs of surgical instrumentation.
Introducer
The introducer places the catheter in the desired position within the wound site. Insert the introducer approximately 3.5 cm from the intra-operative site and advance the introducer into the surgical wound area.
Convenience Pack
For your ordering convenience, we offer several “lunchbox” packs combining a Beeline pump, infusion set, catheter, catheter set, tunneler, and introducer. Follow the next steps:
- Choose your pump size 100ml
– 175 ml Select Infusion Rate 0.6
– 250 Ml/hr Specify Catheter Nomber of holes Hub Type, Standard vs Saturation

About Beeline

Beeline is a disposable mechanical infusion pump system designed to deliver reliable therapy while reducing operational complexity for clinicians, caregivers, and patients. By eliminating electronics and batteries, the system supports consistent infusion delivery across hospital, home, and ambulatory care settings.

Developed to support pain management, antibiotic therapy, and chemotherapy, Beeline focuses on simplicity, mobility, and ease of use. Its single-use design helps reduce maintenance requirements and supports infection control protocols while enabling patients to remain mobile during treatment.

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Technical Datasheet

Pumping Mechanism	Spring-driven syringe style action
Fill Volume	100 mL + 10 mL optional overfill 275 mL + 10 mL optional overfill
Flow Rate Accuracy	+/- 15% of nominal flow rate
Size	100 mL Infuser: 13 cm (5.1”) x 7 cm (2.8”) 275 mL Infuser: 19 cm (7.5”) x 7 cm (2.8”)
Weight	100 mL Infuser: 180 g (unfilled) 275 mL Infuser: 240 g (unfilled)
Positive Pressure	6 psi nominal / 310 mmHg
Infusion Sets	Slow-flow: 0.6, 0.8, 1.5, 2.0, 4.0, 5.0, 8.0 mL/hr Fast-flow: 50, 100, 200, 250 mL/hr
Fluid Path Materials	Slow-flow (less than 20 mL/hr): polyethylene, polypropylene, silicone, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, PVC, acrylic, PTFE, cellulose acetate, glass. Latex-free. Contains DEHP. Fast-flow (greater than 20 mL/hr): polyethylene, polypropylene, silicone, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, PVC, acrylic. Latex-free. DEHP-free.
Operating Temperature	Calibrated to deliver solution at the labeled nominal flow rate when the temperature at the distal luer is 86°F / 30°C (slow-flow infusion sets) and 77°F / 22°C (fast-flow infusion sets). Flow rate increases approximately 1% per 1°F / 0.55°C increase in temperature.
Fluid Viscosity	Calibrated using 5% Dextrose in Water (slow-flow infusion sets) and 0.9% Normal Saline (fast-flow infusion sets) as the infusate. Flow rate increases as fluid viscosity decreases.
Head Height	Calibrated with the infuser 45.7 cm (18”) below the infusion site at the patient. Flow rate decreases approximately 5% for every 25.4 cm (10”) that the infuser is lowered.
Visual Alerts	Graduation marks at 5 mL intervals allow monitoring of infusion status. Clear polypropylene barrels allow visualization of reservoir contents.

Our Lifesaving

PRODUCTS

The Beeline product portfolio is designed to function as a complete disposable infusion system. Each component supports reliable delivery, simplified setup, and consistent performance across care settings.

FAQ

What are the benefits of a disposable mechanical infusion pump?

Rigid reservoir design minimizes risk of damage or infusion interruption
Single-use convenience for acute and ambulatory care settings
Supports infusion therapies from 30 minutes up to 7 days
Enables visual monitoring of infusion progress by patients and caregivers

What are the main product benefits?

Controlled continuous or intermittent infusion
Reduced caregiver and clinical training
Lower risk of patient-to-patient cross-contamination
FDA cleared for antibiotic delivery, chemotherapy, and pain management
Improved patient mobility compared to pole-mounted infusion pumps

What are the administration routes?

Beeline® supports the following infusion administration routes:

Intravenous
Subcutaneous
Percutaneous

What are the indications for Beeline®?

The Beeline system is indicated for intravenous, intra-arterial, enteral, subcutaneous, percutaneous and epidural infusion of medications or fluids requiring continuous and/or intermittent delivery at controlled infusion rates. The Beeline system is suitable for use as an ambulatory device and is intended for use in the hospital, home environment, and alternative care sites.

How does the Beeline® infusion pump work?

The Beeline Infusion Pump delivers medication safely and consistently without batteries or electronics. It uses a precision spring mechanism to apply constant pressure to the fluid reservoir, pushing medication through a calibrated flow restrictor that controls the delivery rate. This simple mechanical design ensures reliable and continuous infusion for pain management, antibiotics, oncology treatments, and post-operative care. The pump connects to standard IV tubing, is easy to set up at the bedside or home and maintains consistent flow regardless of patient movement. Available in 100 mL and 275 mL sizes, each pump is pre-set to a specific flow rate for accurate, controlled delivery. Its disposable, single-use design reduces infection risk and eliminates maintenance, making it a practical choice for clinics, hospitals, and ambulatory care.

What is Beeline®?

The Beeline Pain Pump is a mechanical disposable pump that leverages syringe technology to continuously infuse rate specific local anesthetic to reduce post-operative pain at the source. Designed specifically for antibiotics delivery and pain management.

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