Welch-Allyn 5098-28 - TYCOS HAND ANERD SPHY LG 1/CA
Gold Series DS66 Trigger Aneroids
Welch Allyn DuraShock DS66 Trigger Aneroid Sphygmomanometer; Gear Free, Shock Resistant, Jewel Movement, Laser Engraved Dial, 15-Year Calibration Warranty; Zipper Case; Size-12 Large Adult, FlexiPort Reusable, 1- Tube Cuff
- Unique phosphor-bronze bellows ensure consistent pressure measurement
- Crisp, white graphics on large charcoal-gray scale for better readability
- All latex free
This integrated-style gauge and one tube adapter plug directly into the integrated port of a FlexiPort cuff. In use, the gauge can be rotated to any orientation desired by the clinician. With gear-free DuraShock technology, you can count on the robust design of the DS48 Integrated Aneroid to remain in calibration longer than traditional aneroids, providing more accurate readings over time and a lower lifetime cost, helping to improve practice efficiencies and your bottom line.
- Gear-free DuraShock technology
- Certified accuracy to +/- 3 mmHg
- Unsurpassed reliability with a unique trigger-release design
- Withstands a 30" drop
- Laser-engraved dial face for accuracy
- Jeweled movement for long life
- Soft comfort grip and trigger deflation valve for smooth, one-finger operation
- 15-year calibration warranty
- Latex-free for safety
How DuraShock Technology Works
In traditional aneroid sphygmomanometer design, several delicate gears and springs convert and amplify vertical movement of the pinion to rotational movement to turn the pointer. The DuraShock gear-free design, however, uses a superior single helix spring to directly convert the vertical movement of the pinion to rotation of the pointer without the use of a multi-step gear arrangement.
By creating a gear-free design, Welch Allyn products with DuraShock technology have fewer moving parts, providing a gauge that is shock resistant and lighter than traditional gauges. Until now, a dropped sphygmomanometer required recalibration or replacement. The DuraShock gauges in the Bronze, Silver, and Gold lines can fall 30 inches onto a hard surface and still remain accurate. The DuraShock gauges in the Platinum line can fall 60 inches onto a hard surface and still remain accurate.
