ABS Palm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer

The ABS Palm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a handheld medical blood pressure measuring device. It uses an ABS plastic housing and zinc alloy construction, integrating the pressure gauge and inflation bulb into one unit for easy one-handed operation. It provides accurate, direct readings without predictive capabilities, ensuring complete control and clear readings every time. This design allows healthcare professionals to quickly and accurately measure patients' blood pressure in various medical settings.

Comfortable Cuff: Made from cotton/nylon in a classical design with secure Velcro and an optional D-ring for easy self-application.

Quality Components: Includes a latex or PVC bladder (in black) with single or dual tube options, a colorful PVC inflation bulb, and a choice of a single or double-head stethoscope.

Complete Set: Comes with a premium leather bag for convenient storage and portability.

Durable & Portable: Compact dimensions (18.5×10×6cm) and lightweight (approx. 0.5Kg) design.

Color Options: Available in Navy Blue, Black, and other colors upon request.

Robust Construction: Built for a long expected service life of five years, operating reliably in temperatures from 0°C to 46°C at up to 85% relative humidity.

Certified Quality: Compliant with CE and ISO standards, guaranteeing safety and performance.
 

1. Portability: Its compact and lightweight design makes the ABS wrist barometer ideal for use in various environments, including homes, clinics, and hospitals.

2. High Accuracy: Utilizing high-quality mechanical components ensures accurate and reliable measurements, providing precise blood pressure readings.

3. Ease of Use: The device's simple design allows users to easily master its operation, facilitating self-monitoring for both doctors and patients.

4. Durable Materials: The ABS plastic casing is not only lightweight but also highly impact-resistant, withstanding the wear and tear of daily use.

5. Clear Readings: Equipped with a large-character display dial, it allows users to quickly read blood pressure values, making it suitable for the elderly and those with poor eyesight.

6. Battery-Free: Due to its mechanical design, it requires no battery power, avoiding battery replacement issues and making it more environmentally friendly.

7. Wide Applicability: Suitable for blood pressure monitoring in hospitals, clinics, and homes, it is a highly practical health management tool.

1. Preparation: Wrap the cuff around the patient's upper arm, with the lower edge 2-3 cm from the elbow crease.

2. Positioning: Place the chest piece of the stethoscope over the brachial artery pulsation.

3. Inflation: Squeeze the inflatable tube with one hand to raise the pressure until the radial artery pulsation disappears, then increase it by another 20-30 mmHg.

4. Deflating: Slowly open the deflation valve to lower the pressure at a rate of 2-3 mmHg/second.

5. Reading: The systolic pressure is when the first Korotkoff sound is heard; the diastolic pressure is when the sound disappears.

6. Recording: Read and record the pressure gauge reading.

1. Regular Calibration: It is recommended that the accuracy be calibrated by a professional every 6-12 months.

2. Cleaning and Disinfection: Wipe the outer casing with a neutral detergent. The cuff can be washed and disinfected.

3. Storage Environment: Avoid high temperature, humidity, and strong magnetic field environments.

4. Inspection and Replacement: Regularly check the tubing connections and cuff seals.

1. Regular Calibration: To ensure long-term accuracy, it is recommended to have the device calibrated by a professional institution or service center every 6-12 months.

2. Correct Wearing: The cuff should be wrapped around the upper arm above bare or thin clothing, with the lower edge approximately 2-3 cm from the elbow crease. The cuff should be tight enough to allow one finger to be inserted between the elbow and the arm.

3. Standard Operation: Sit quietly for 5 minutes before measurement, keeping your arm at the same level as your heart. The stethoscope head should be accurately placed over the brachial artery pulse.

4. Maintenance: Avoid dropping, exposing the device to moisture, high temperatures, or direct sunlight. Store properly in the storage box after use.