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Good morning

Could someone point me into the correct direction to purchase a suitable 500ml Rigid container for NIBP testing?

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Fluke Biomedical has the chamber listed as an accessory but costs nearly $500 !!

I have the original Siemens Draeger 500 ml NIBP conditioning chamber and a set of three from Nihon Kohden 700, 500 & 250,but these were purchased almost 40 years ago and all the reference numbers have long since peeled off.

Maybe someone could 3D print one??

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Fluke Biomedical's products are not the best.

They are usually very expensive, and there are no updates in the core technology; in my opinion, the upgrades are only in the appearance, screen, and other aspects.

Absolutely no value for money, and they don't even provide a service manual with schematics. Terrible manufacturer, bad review.

Furthermore, they like to acquire excellent companies, which only worsens the industry and creates a monopoly.

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Hi Neo,
i seem to recall someone making this kinda thing in house some years ago out of some pipe and end stops .

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No buddy, thats a mandrel. i THINK they are referring to a reservoir for bp testing...ie...a hollow container of known volume

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Yes - and as you mentioned above - should not be beyond the capabilities of "local manufacture".

A length of polythene pipe could be a good starting point.

What level of accuracy is being aimed for (+/- 5%, I should imagine)? How to measure the volume? - with a calibrated water column, perhaps.

A nice project for an apprentice.


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