Ventilator Price in Pakistan
Capasee supplies ICU and portable ventilators to hospitals, trauma centres and private clinics across Pakistan. Our range covers full critical care units with VCV, PCV and SIMV modes, through to compact and transport ventilators for step-down wards and ambulance use. Indicative prices run from ₨ 750,000 for a portable unit to ₨ 1,650,000 for a full critical care ventilator.
Ventilator Price List
ModelTypeIndicative Price
Critical Air Ventilator R50 PlusICU / critical care₨ 1,650,000
ICU Ventilator VCV and PCV ModesICU / critical care₨ 1,650,000
R55 Ventilator Machine for HospitalICU / critical care₨ 1,650,000
Critical Care Ventilator R30Mid-tier ICU₨ 1,250,000
Compact Size VentilatorStep-down / transport₨ 750,000
Electric Class 3 Portable VentilatorPortable / ambulance₨ 750,000
Indicative price — contact us for today’s exact price, stock position and delivery timeline.
How to Choose a Ventilator
Most procurement mistakes in Pakistan come down to four things. Check each before you compare prices.
Ventilation modes. A general ICU needs VCV, PCV and SIMV at minimum. Units offering only volume control will limit you the moment you take a paediatric or ARDS case.
Battery backup. Given load shedding, ask for the tested runtime, not the rated one. Two to four hours of internal battery is the practical floor for a ward unit.
Compressor requirement. Some ventilators need a wall air supply or an external compressor. If your theatre does not have piped medical air, that is an extra cost and an extra failure point.
Service and consumables. Confirm who services the unit locally, the warranty term, and whether patient circuits and sensors are stocked in Pakistan. A cheaper machine with imported-only spares costs more over three years.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a ventilator in Pakistan?
Indicative prices in our range run from ₨ 750,000 for a portable ventilator to ₨ 1,650,000 for a full ICU critical care unit. Final price depends on configuration, accessories and current stock.
What is the difference between an ICU ventilator and a portable ventilator?
An ICU ventilator offers the full mode set, detailed waveform monitoring and longer-term support for critically ill patients. A portable ventilator is built for transport and short-term support, with fewer modes and a lighter, battery-first design.
Do these ventilators come with a warranty?
Yes. Warranty terms vary by model. Contact us with the model you are considering and we will confirm the term and what it covers before you order.
Can Capasee install and train our staff?
Yes. We arrange installation and operator training with delivery. Tell us your city and facility type when you enquire so we can confirm the schedule.
What about BiPAP and CPAP?
Non-invasive support is a separate category. See our BiPAP and CPAP machines, or our anaesthesia machines for theatre ventilation.