60 Series Aneroid Sphygmomanometers

The 60 Series brings together ADC's Prosphyg Diagnostix 760 aneroid sphygmomanometers, the manual blood pressure instruments clinicians reach for when accuracy and durability matter more than shortcuts. These are dial-display units built for repeated daily use in clinics, physician offices, and home health rounds — the kind of dependable manual BP measurement that doesn't rely on batteries or calibration you can't verify.

A defining piece of this series is the Prosphyg 760-7IBK, an infant pocket aneroid configured with a 9–14 cm infant cuff. That narrow cuff range answers one of the most common questions buyers have here: cuff size determines reading accuracy, and a cuff sized for an adult arm will misread a small patient. This model is purpose-built for infants and neonates, with a two-tube design and manual inflation bulb for controlled pressure. The nylon cuff is reusable and, notably, not made with natural rubber latex — a real consideration for latex-sensitive patients and facilities working toward latex-free protocols.

Because these are manual instruments, they require a stethoscope for auscultation and a clinician trained to hear Korotkoff sounds. In exchange, you get a reading independent of the automated errors that trip up oscillometric monitors on very small or irregular pulses — which is exactly why infant and pediatric settings favor a quality aneroid.

The 60 Series is one tier within ADC's broader numbered lineup. If you're outfitting a range of patient sizes or comparing feature sets, it's worth looking across the 10 Series, 100 Series, and 200 Series to match cuff options and display types to your patient population.