Doctroid Tourniquit Machine - With 2 Cuff Set (DIT-105)

The Doctroid Tourniquet Machine - Model DIT-105 is a compact, fully automatic tourniquet system designed for clinical precision and reliability. This single cuff system operates directly on AC power and supports adjustable cuff pressure in real-time during procedures. It comes with an autoclavable silicon cuff set (2 cuffs included) and a user-friendly backlit LCD display. With a pressure range of 50 to 400 mmHg and built-in auto-deflate functionality, the DIT-105 provides safe and effective performance in surgical settings.

Key Features

• Fully automatic single cuff system
• Pressure range: 50–400 mmHg
• Real-time adjustable cuff pressure during operation
• Auto-deflate function for safety
• Operates directly on AC power (no battery required)
• Supplied with 2 autoclavable silicon cuffs
• Compact, lightweight design
• Backlight LCD display for easy monitoring

• Main Unit: AC-powered digital tourniquet device.
• Cuff Set: Includes 5 autoclavable cuffs of varying sizes for versatile application.
• Tubing: High-quality silicon tubing for extended flexibility and durability.

1. Connect the selected cuff to the main unit via the silicon tubing.
2. Place the cuff on the limb, ensuring proper positioning.
3. Set the desired pressure level on the device.
4. Monitor the elapsed time display for procedural accuracy.
5. Adjust cuff pressure online during the procedure if needed.
6. After use, sterilize the cuff by autoclaving.

• Always sterilize BP cuffs before every use.
• Do not exceed the recommended maximum tourniquet time.
• Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance and troubleshooting.

1 Year Warranty

What is the use of a tourniquet machine?
Ans. A tourniquet machine is used to control blood flow in limbs during surgical procedures, ensuring a clear and controlled surgical environment.
Q2. What is the maximum tourniquet time?
Ans. The recommended maximum tourniquet time is generally 120 minutes, but this can vary based on patient and procedural factors.
Q3. What do you mean by a tourniquet?
Ans. A tourniquet is a device used to apply pressure to a limb, temporarily restricting blood flow.
Q4. Is a tourniquet painful?
Ans. Properly applied tourniquets should not cause significant pain, but patients may experience slight discomfort.
Q5. What are the 2 types of tourniquet?
Ans. The two main types are manual tourniquets and electronic tourniquet machines like the Doctroid Tourniquet Machine.