Anaesthetic treatment in emergency situations such as natural disasters and war zones presents an important challenge with numerous difficulties and limitations. The main problems come from the lack of resources and the inadequately equipped structures of the environment. 3D - printed devices are an affordable solution in these emergency situations since many devices can be produced through the use of 3D printers, a technology that is increasingly taking over. In this project, a 3D - printed anaesthesia machine was developed using Taulman Nylon 230, a material compatible with two of the most commonly used anaesthetics in difficult situations: trichloroethylene and isoflurane.