YAMASU Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Made in Japan

YAMASU Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Made in Japan

What It Is

YAMASU Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a manual analog blood pressure monitor designed for accurate and reliable blood pressure measurement in clinical, professional, and home-care settings. Made in Japan, it features a durable lightweight die-cast case, manual inflation, an easy-to-read analog manometer, and a standard adult cuff suitable for an arm circumference of 23–36cm.

Its compact and portable design makes it convenient for healthcare professionals and caregivers who require a dependable manual blood pressure measuring device.

Key Features & Benefits

• Made in Japan: Manufactured by YAMASU in Japan.
• Manual Blood Pressure Measurement: Uses manual inflation and an analog pressure gauge for traditional blood pressure measurement.
• 0–300mmHg Measurement Range: Suitable for routine blood pressure monitoring.
• 300mmHg Manometer: Clear analog display enables convenient pressure reading.
• Standard Adult Cuff: Designed for arm circumferences of approximately 23–36cm.
• Lightweight Die-Cast Case: Durable housing provides protection while keeping the device easy to handle.
• One-Handed Operation: Designed to allow convenient control using the thumb and fingertips.
• Durable Components: Includes reliable tubing, bulb, and cuff construction for regular use.
• Portable Storage Pouch: Supplied with a protective pouch case with brass zipper for convenient storage and transport.
• Compact Design: Suitable for use in clinics, hospitals, home care, and medical training.

How to Use

1. Have the patient sit comfortably and rest for several minutes before measurement.
2. Wrap the cuff securely around the upper arm with the lower edge positioned appropriately above the elbow.
3. Connect the cuff, tubing, and manometer correctly.
4. Close the air-release valve and inflate the cuff manually using the bulb.
5. Use a suitable stethoscope to listen for Korotkoff sounds while gradually releasing the air.
6. Read the systolic and diastolic pressure values from the analog manometer.
7. Fully release the remaining air and remove the cuff after the measurement.

Suitable For

Suitable for:

• Clinics and hospitals
• Doctors and healthcare professionals
• Nursing and medical training
• Home blood pressure monitoring
• Patient and caregiver use
• Manual blood pressure measurement

Product Specifications

Important Information

• Use the correct cuff size for the user's arm circumference.
• Ensure the cuff is positioned correctly for reliable measurement.
• The patient should remain still and avoid talking during measurement.
• Blood pressure measurement should preferably be performed after a period of rest.
• This device should be used by individuals familiar with manual blood pressure measurement techniques.
• Keep the manometer, cuff, tubing, and bulb clean and dry.
• Do not expose the device to excessive heat, moisture, or direct sunlight.
• Have the device checked or calibrated periodically according to applicable professional and manufacturer guidance.
• Consult a qualified healthcare professional when interpreting abnormal blood pressure readings.