Aneroid Portable Sphygmomanometer

This Aneroid Portable Sphygmomanometer is a mercury-free, mechanical, handheld blood pressure measurement device. It uses a built-in metal bellows and mechanical lever system to convert changes in cuff pressure into the rotation of a dial pointer, displaying systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings. Designed for professional clinical use and daily home monitoring, it features an aneroid (metal diaphragm) sensing system, an inflatable cuff, and a precision control valve, providing stable and accurate readings without batteries-ideal for portable, on-the-go blood pressure monitoring.

1. Accurate Measurement: Employs a high-quality pressure sensor to ensure accurate and reliable blood pressure readings.

2. Portable Design: Compact and lightweight, comes with a dedicated carrying case, allowing doctors and patients to monitor blood pressure anytime, anywhere.

3. Easy to Use: A simple operating interface with a clear scale allows users to easily read blood pressure values.

4. Durable Materials: Made with high-quality materials, possessing excellent durability and impact resistance, ensuring long-term durability.

5. Wide Applicability: Suitable for various groups, including the elderly, patients with hypertension, and those who need regular blood pressure monitoring.

6. Environmentally Friendly: Mercury-free design avoids mercury pollution, making it safer.

1. Wrap the blood pressure cuff around your upper arm, ensuring a comfortable and snug fit.

2. Manually inflate the cuff to the appropriate pressure using the pump.

3. Gradually release the gas using the indicator on the measuring device, observing the scale and recording the systolic and diastolic blood pressure values.

4. After completion, deflate the cuff and remove it.

A standard portable anhydrase-free blood pressure monitor typically includes the following components:

1. Anhydrase-free pressure gauge: with a dial and pointer.

2. Cuff: nylon or cotton material with Velcro closure.

3. Inflation bulb: manual squeeze type with pressure control valve.

4. Connecting tube: rubber or silicone material, connecting the cuff to the pressure gauge/inflation bulb.

5. Carrying case: rigid plastic case or soft zippered pouch for storing and protecting the device.

1. Calibration: Anhydrous sphygmomanometers are precision instruments and regular calibration is recommended (some brands offer a 5-year or even 10-year calibration warranty).

2. Cleaning: The cuff is removable and can be washed in warm water at 30°C.

3. Storage: Store in a dry environment free from corrosive gases, avoiding high temperatures and severe vibrations.

4. Lifespan: With proper use and maintenance, the estimated lifespan is 5 to 10 years.