Handheld ABS Palm Type Sphygmomanometer

A handheld ABS palm type sphygmomanometer (palm aneroid blood pressure monitor) is a portable, mechanical blood pressure measuring device that uses an aneroid gauge (no liquid mercury) and is designed to be held in one palm for easy operation. It belongs to the aneroid sphygmomanometer category, without mercury, safer than traditional mercury column models.

The MC-30A Aneroid Sphygmomanometer consists of PVC bulb, ABS gauge, valve, PVC tube and nylon cuff.

1. Precision Gauge Movement
Core parts are precision-machined for tight alignment and smooth gear movement, so the pointer stays accurate and does not drift over time. The pressure sensor is stress-relieved and tightly sealed to withstand repeated use without performance loss. A thick metal case protects all internal components, and automated production ensures consistent quality across every unit.
2. Durable Cuff
High-stress areas of the cuff are reinforced with dense stitching and extra bartacks at key points, making it highly tear-resistant and less likely to fray or split. The long-lasting velcro stays firmly attached even after heavy repeated use, reducing long-term replacement costs.
3. Reliable Inflation Kit
The inflation bulb is made of flexible, resilient material. It bounces back fully after every squeeze and will not warp or harden over time. The built-in spring valve releases air slowly and steadily, making it easy to take precise readings with the stethoscope method.

As a professional manufacturer of aneroid sphygmomanometers, we offer OEM private labeling and customization services.
We provide long-term stable supply of various spare parts, enforce unified strict quality control standards to ensure reliable delivery and manageable after-sales support, and help customers build their own private label brands.

Automatic Production

Strict Manufacturing Process

Specialized Staff

Quality Management System

1. Regular Calibration: It is recommended to perform metrological calibration every 1–2 years to ensure long-term measurement accuracy.

2. Avoid Drops: Although the ABS shell has some shock resistance, it should still be protected from severe impacts and drops.

3. Cuff Fit: Select the appropriate cuff size according to the user's arm circumference. Cuffs that are too large or too small will affect measurement results.

4. Certifications: When purchasing, please confirm that the product has medical device registration qualifications and relevant international certifications (such as CE, ISO 13485).