Olympus MAJ-901 Water Container Bottle – EVIS LUCERA 260 Series Endoscopy
Olympus MAJ-901 Reusable Endoscopy Water Container / Bottle
Original Olympus water container assembly for flexible endoscopy systems. This is the MAJ-901 air-insufflation water container, supplied with the attached tube and metal endoscope connector as shown in the photographs.
Key specifications:
- Manufacturer: Olympus
- Model / Part No.: MAJ-901
- Type: Reusable endoscopic irrigation / insufflation water container
- Insufflation configuration: Air
- Provides the water reservoir used for the endoscope air/water system
- Reusable construction
- Autoclavable housing, as marked on the unit
- Supplied with integrated tubing and endoscope connector as pictured
Compatibility:
Olympus lists the MAJ-901 water container in the system chart for the EVIS LUCERA GIF/CF/PCF Type 260 Series. Compatible 260-series scopes listed in the Olympus manual include:
- GIF-N260
- GIF-XP260
- GIF-PQ260
- GIF-XQ260
- GIF-Q260
- GIF-H260 / GIF-H260Z
- CF-Q260AL/I
- CF-Q260DL/I
- CF-H260AL/I
- CF-H260AZL/I
- CF-H260DL/I
- PCF-PQ260L/I
- PCF-Q260AL/I
- PCF-Q260AZI
- PCF-Q260JL/I
It is also used across a range of Olympus gastrointestinal endoscopy platforms. Olympus documentation identifies MAJ-901 as the reusable air insufflation water container; MAJ-902 is the separate CO₂ version. Please confirm compatibility with your exact processor/light source/endoscope configuration before purchase.
Condition: Used condition. Clean overall appearance with normal signs of previous use. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact item and connectors supplied.
Included: 1 × Olympus MAJ-901 water container assembly per purchase, as pictured.
Availability: 2 available
Price: £299 each + shipping
DISCLAIMER: Used professional medical equipment/accessory. Buyer/end user is responsible for confirming compatibility and suitability and for carrying out any required cleaning, disinfection/sterilisation, inspection and functional checks in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions before clinical use.