Intelligent insufflation
AirSealAirSeal iFS
The world’s first 3‑in‑1 insufflator.
AirSeal is unrivaled in its ability to maintain a stable pneumoperitoneum, constant evacuation of surgical smoke, and allows the surgeon to operate at low intra-abdominal pressure.

Robotic solution
Pressure control is a safeguard, not a setting
Designed for stability. Proven to benefit patients.
In minimally invasive robotic surgery, pressure control isn’t just a setting. It’s a safeguard for your patients. AirSeal® delivers unmatched stability in pneumoperitoneum, allowing you to operate confidently at lower pressures without sacrificing visibility.
- Stable pneumoperitoneum, regardless of leakage or use of suction.
- Constant smoke evacuation with 0.01 µ ULPA filtration.
- Valveless access through the AirSeal trocar.

Low pressure laparoscopy
Lower pressure, same view
Low-pressure laparoscopic surgery has previously been difficult due to limitations associated with conventional insufflators.

The AirSeal System’s unique ability to maintain a stable pneumoperitoneum and constantly eliminate surgical smoke allows surgeons to operate at lower pressures without compromising exposure and visualization. By maintaining a stable pneumoperitoneum, constant elimination of surgical smoke and a valveless access through the AirSeal trocar, the AirSeal System has been shown to reduce operating time, increasing the efficiency associated with surgery.
See the difference
Low pressure surgery
AirSeal on the left, conventional insufflation on the right.
Three options
One system, three ways to run it
The filter set decides which mode you are in. The generator is the same.
AirSeal mode
By using AirSeal with the 3-lumen filter, you get the following benefits:
- Optimised CO2 flow to maintain a stable pneumoperitoneum — regardless of leakage or use of suction.
- Smoke evacuation and filtration with 0.01 µ ULPA filter.
- Allows you to operate at lower intra-abdominal pressure (6–8 mmHg), which has many per- and post-operative benefits for patients.
Smoke evacuation mode
Use AirSeal with a bifurcated, double-lumen filter set. This allows for high-flow insufflation and good smoke evacuation with filtration with 0.01 µ ULPA filter.
Standard insufflation mode
Use AirSeal with a single lumen hose set for high-flow insufflation.
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