1. Make sure the pressure gauge is within the normal working range. Before using the pressure gauge, make sure the relationship between its measuring range and the measured pressure to avoid damaging the pressure gauge.
2. Avoid vibration and impact. Medical pressure gauges are precision measuring tools. Avoid vibration and impact during use.
3. Avoid high temperature and corrosive media. Medical pressure gauges are usually used to measure stable low and medium pressures. Avoid high temperature and corrosive media to protect the pressure gauge.
4. Regularly test and calibrate. Medical pressure gauges should be regularly inspected and calibrated to ensure accuracy and reliability.
5. After the pressure gauge is used, store it. After use, the pressure gauge should be stored in a special packaging box. It should be cleaned before each use and placed in a dry, cool, clean environment to avoid direct sunlight and moisture.
