ALPK2 Mercury Sphygmomanometer for Clinical Measurement

The ALPK2 Mercury Sphygmomanometer is a traditional manual blood pressure apparatus intended for measuring systolic and diastolic blood pressure using the auscultatory method. Its upright scale allows the operator to follow pressure changes while listening to Korotkoff sounds through a separate stethoscope.

The device shown includes a mercury-column manometer, an adult upper-arm cuff, connecting tubes, an inflation bulb and a manual air-release valve. Its protective desk-style housing provides a stable base during measurement and closes for organized storage.

Clear Mercury-Column Reading

The graduated vertical scale is designed to provide a clear visual reference during cuff inflation and controlled deflation. Product listings for comparable ALPK2 mercury models specify a measurement scale of up to 300 mmHg and accuracy of approximately ±2 mmHg. However, the exact model number shown in the supplied image could not be confirmed from a reliable source.

Durable Clinical Construction

Comparable models in the ALPK2 range are described with a cast aluminium body, glass measuring tube, adult cuff, latex inflation bladder, bulb and control valves. The enclosed design helps protect the measuring column and provides convenient storage between uses.

Key Benefits

• Manual measurement of systolic and diastolic blood pressure
• Clearly graduated vertical pressure scale
• Stable desk-style construction
• Adult upper-arm cuff supplied
• Hand-operated inflation bulb
• Controlled manual pressure-release valve
• Protective case for storage and transport
• Suitable for repeated professional use
• No batteries or electrical power required
• Replaceable air-system components

Common Uses

This manual blood pressure apparatus can be used in:

• Medical clinics
• Hospitals and outpatient departments
• Nursing stations
• Physician examination rooms
• Medical and nursing training
• Pharmacy and clinical skills laboratories
• Professional home visits

Who Is It Suitable For?

The product is primarily suitable for:

• Doctors
• Nurses
• Paramedics
• Medical and nursing students under supervision
• Other healthcare professionals trained in manual blood pressure measurement

A manual sphygmomanometer requires correct cuff placement, controlled valve operation and the ability to identify Korotkoff sounds. It should therefore be used by a trained person rather than treated as an automatic home monitor.

What Distinguishes This Type of Monitor?

Unlike automatic digital devices, a mercury-column monitor does not calculate the reading electronically. The operator controls inflation and deflation manually and identifies systolic and diastolic pressure using a stethoscope.

This makes it suitable for clinical users who prefer traditional auscultatory measurement. Accurate readings still depend on the correct cuff size, patient positioning, appropriate deflation speed and proper operator technique.

Important Purchase Information

• The pictured product appears to be a mercury-column model.
• A stethoscope is not clearly shown in the supplied image.
• Do not state that a stethoscope is included unless confirmed from the physical package.
• The exact ALPK2 model code could not be verified from the image.
• Availability and legal use of mercury-containing medical devices may vary by country or facility.
• The device should be inspected regularly for leaks, damaged tubing or problems with the mercury column.

Order from Tabib Mart

Choose this ALPK2 manual blood pressure apparatus for professional clinical measurement and practical medical training. Check the confirmed package contents and cuff size before ordering from Tabib Mart.

12. Key Features

• Traditional mercury-column manometer
• Manual auscultatory measurement
• Graduated pressure scale
• Adult upper-arm cuff
• Hand inflation bulb
• Manual air-release control
• Durable protective housing
• Stable desktop configuration
• No batteries required
• Designed for trained healthcare users

Product Specifications