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ADC 740 SYSTEM 5 Blood Pressure 5 Cuff System (Child, Small Adult, Adult, Large Adult, Thigh), Navy, with Case. MFID: 740-NADC's System 5 Portable 5-Cuff Sphygmomanometer is the most compact, ergonomically designed, and affordably priced portable blood pressure system on the market. The traditional ADCUFF model features two-piece cuffs and bladders.
The 740 FEATURES:- A multi-pocketed, heavy-duty 600D polyester attache style case that keeps each component securely in place, yet instantly accessible.
- Case measures a compact 10" x 9" x 4" when closed, and weighs just 2.5 pounds; compact enough to fit in most emergency bags or trauma boxes.
- Reinforced handle allows for wall mounting in the open position.
- Dual-zipper closure for rapid access and protection against the elements.
- Includes five cuffs: child, small adult, adult, large adult, and thigh.
- Revolutionary palm-style manometer with integral bulb.
- Ambidextrous, infinite-control, trigger-style air release valve for one-hand convenience.
- Precision-crafted 300mmHg Japanese-engineered manometer, housed in a zinc cage that suspends within the polymer housing for enhanced shock resistance.
- Built with metal bayonet-style connectors for rapid selection of appropriate cuff.
- Includes oversized, color-matched carrying case.
- Made without phthalates or natural rubber latex.
- Durable 600D polyester construction.
- Integral flap that secures bladder and prevents bulging.
- ADC's proprietary Size Guide marking system prevents mis-cuffing.
- Longer limb ranges for improved patient coverage.
- Gauge hang tab (on most sizes), bladder flap, and "property of" tag.
- Hook-and-loop adhesive rated to a minimum of 30,000 open/close cycles.
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NOTE
- Most products that we sell are Medical Products and are marked "RX" or "to sale by or on order of a physician". These Products are sold to Licensed Medical Practitioners or Medical Facilities ONLY. Consumer seeking to purchase for Personal Use are required to obtain a Physician Prescription.
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