Medico Basic Aneroid Sphygmomanometer AND-65

Medico Basic Aneroid Sphygmomanometer AND65

The Medico Basic Aneroid Sphygmomanometer AND-65 is an entry-level, highly reliable manual blood pressure monitor designed for daily routine clinical assessments, medical students, nursing staff, and home diagnostic use.

Core Specifications

• Measurement Range: 0 to 300 mmHg
• Clinical Accuracy: Standard precision tolerance within ±3 mmHg
• Gauge Type: Standard clip-on manometric gauge with a 50 mm dial for clear scale reading
• Tubing System: Two-tube design providing balanced air delivery and steady pressure dispersion
• Cuff Material: Washable nylon cuff with Velcro closure, fitted with standard index and range indicators for proper arm positioning (fits 22–32 cm arm circumference)
• Air Deflation Valve: Chrome-plated air release valve with precise screw regulation for smooth deflation control

Product Highlights & Commercial Value

• Cost-Effective Dependability: Delivers essential diagnostic precision at an affordable entry price, making it an ideal choice for bulk institutional supply and student kits.
• Non-Stop Pin Movement: Ensures clear visibility of zero-mark positioning so operators can immediately detect calibration drift before taking measurements.
• Clip-Attachable Gauge: Features a practical metal clip on the back of the manometer casing to securely mount the gauge onto the cuff during blood pressure measurement.
• Protective Carrying Case: Includes a durable vinyl zip pouch to keep the gauge, bulb, and cuff clean and organized during transport.

Calibration Protocol

Aneroid blood pressure monitors should undergo formal calibration testing every 6 to 12 months, or immediately after being dropped.

• Connect to Reference: Link the aneroid gauge in parallel with a certified reference manometer (such as a master gauge or mercury standard) using a Y-connector (T-tube).
• Pressurize: Inflate the system slowly to 300 mmHg.
• Check Steps: Deflate the system in steps of 50 mmHg, comparing the aneroid reading against the reference standard at each mark (250, 200, 150, 100, 50 mmHg).