
The Stainless Steel Dual Head Stethoscope is a high-quality acoustic stethoscope designed for accurate auscultation of heart, lung, and bowel sounds in clinical settings. Features a dual-head chest piece with a diaphragm (for high-frequency sounds) and a bell (for low-frequency sounds), stainless steel chest piece for superior acoustics, flexible PVC tubing, and comfortable binaural ear tips for extended use.
For auscultation of heart sounds, lung sounds, and bowel sounds; blood pressure measurement; routine physical examinations in hospitals, clinics, and primary healthcare settings.
1 pc per Printed Box with user manual
Dual-head stainless steel chest piece with diaphragm (high-frequency sounds) and bell (low-frequency sounds)
Large stainless steel diaphragm for detecting high-frequency sounds such as breath sounds, normal heart sounds, and bowel sounds
Small open bell for detecting low-frequency sounds such as heart murmurs and extra heart sounds (S3, S4)
Flexible, double-lumen PVC tubing; approximately 56–72 cm length for comfortable reach
Soft, comfortable binaural ear tips with angled ear tubes for optimal acoustic seal and fit
Stainless steel chest piece and binaurals; flexible PVC tubing; soft rubber ear tips
Black / as per availability
Store in a cool, dry place (15-30°C); avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, heat, solvents, and oily substances which may damage the tubing
CE Marked; complies with ISO 17510 and relevant medical device standards for acoustic stethoscopes
Dual-head stainless steel chest piece for both high and low frequency auscultation; superior acoustic sensitivity; lightweight and durable; comfortable binaural ear tips; suitable for doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff
Clean chest piece and ear tips with alcohol wipe after each use; do not immerse in liquids; keep tubing away from sharp objects and oils; do not over-bend or kink the tubing; for external use only – not for implantation
Used by doctors, nurses, and paramedics to listen to heart sounds (murmurs, rhythm abnormalities) and lung sounds (wheezing, crackles, breath sounds) for diagnosis and monitoring.
Used in conjunction with a sphygmomanometer to accurately measure blood pressure by detecting Korotkoff sounds during auscultation in clinical and community healthcare settings.
Used for routine physical examinations to assess bowel sounds, vascular sounds, and overall patient health in hospitals, clinics, primary care, and emergency settings.
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