Medical pressurizing device
A shell and push rod technology, applied in the field of medical equipment, can solve the problems that the user cannot intuitively understand the pressure value, the pressure value display is not accurate enough, the complex structure of the medical inflator, etc., and achieve a controllable and stable range of motion. The effect of exquisite structure design and few structural parts
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[0030] See Figure 1 to Figure 12 , the present invention has a piston device 1, a grip housing 2, a self-locking release device 3 and a bobbin 4; it is characterized in that: the piston device 1 includes a push rod 11 and a piston head 12; the self-locking release device 3 is set In the grip housing 2; the piston head 12 is connected to the front end of the push rod 11; the front end of the push rod 11 passes through the grip housing 2 and the self-locking release device 3 in the grip housing 2 and extends into the cylinder The inside of the tube 4; the piston head 12 is airtightly matched with the inner wall of the bobbin 4; the bobbin 4 is fixedly connected to the grip housing 2; the push rod 11 cooperates with the self-locking release device 3; the bobbin 4 is provided with a test connection end 41 communicating with its interior; the test connection end 41 is fixed with a pressure digital display device 5 .
[0031]The push rod 11 includes an integrally formed front conn...
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