Pneumatic Nebulizers Industry Research, Outlook, Product and Forecast Up to 2020

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The term pneumatic is referred to as using air or similar gas and a nebulizer is defined as an instrument that converts liquid into fine spray or mist. Thus, pneumatic nebulizer involves pressurized gas supply that helps push medication toward the mouth. Compressed gas is delivered through jet (valve) that creates negative pressure on the medication tank. The solution (medicine) to be aerosolized is first introduced in the gas stream and then sheared into a liquid film. This liquid film is unstable which rapidly breaks the solution into droplets due to the surface tension created by the tank wall. A baffle is placed in the aerosol stream, which helps in the formation of small particles and recycling the large particles to medication tank. Read More :- http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/pneumatic-mebulizers-market.html Pneumatic nebulizers are the most common type of nebulizers used by patients. These are suitable for almost all kinds of medication. Moreover, these are easy to handle and less expensive compared to other nebulizers (ultrasonic, mesh). Thus, the factors mentioned above drive the growth of the global pneumatic nebulizers market. Pneumatic nebulizers are further segmented into vented pneumatic nebulizers and breath-actuated pneumatic nebulizers. Vented pneumatic nebulizers use two similar one-way valves which prevent the loss of aerosol in the environment. At the time of inhalation, the respiratory valve...