Riester 1250-107 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer (R1 shock-proof)

The Professional Standard of Unbeatable Durability The Riester 1250-107 is a high-precision aneroid sphygmomanometer equipped with the revolutionary R1 shock-proof® technology. Manufactured in Germany, this instrument is engineered to withstand the most demanding daily rigors of medical practices. The shock-proof design absorbs kinetic energy, meaning a drop from up to 120 cm height will not affect the measurement accuracy or require recalibration.

How does model 1250-107 differ from 1250-150? The sole difference between these two premium kits lies in the provided cuff. The 1250-107 model includes a classic two-piece latex-free Velcro cuff (comprising an outer fabric shell and a removable inner bladder). This is a traditional, reliable choice for standard clinical practice. In contrast, the 1250-150 model is supplied with an exact one-piece disinfectable cuff designed to withstand aggressive cleaning protocols. The actual manometer gauge, its shock-proof capabilities, and measurement precision remain absolutely identical in both variants.

Technical Advantages & Ergonomics

• Precision Measuring System: The specially tempered copper-beryllium diaphragm is resistant to aging and can withstand high pressures effortlessly.

• Innovative Protection: An integrated micro-filter protects the air release valve and delicate measuring system from dust and contamination.

• Ergonomic Design: The precision air release valve is smoothly adjustable, allowing for perfect single-handed control of the pressure drop.

A Reliable Partner in Your Practice When you purchase Riester diagnostic equipment from Axios.lv, you acquire an internationally certified medical instrument, complete with a practical vinyl storage case for secure transport.

🌟 Expert's Tip: While the R1 shock-proof® technology provides excellent protection against accidental drops, we highly recommend storing the manometer in its protective case. The fabric part of the cuff can be washed according to instructions, but ensure the inner bladder is completely removed prior to washing.

(FAQ):

• Do I need a stethoscope to use this sphygmomanometer? Yes, this is a manual (aneroid) blood pressure monitor, so a stethoscope is required to listen to Korotkoff sounds.