This O-ring repair kit allows the user to lubricate or replace the O-rings for the NIBP100D Noninvasive Blood Pressure Monitor (CNAP® Monitor 500), CNAP® finger cuff sensor, and CNAP® sensor cable. O-rings are used for leak-proof distribution of air throughout the hardware—the O-ring bushings of the finger cuff and the cable need to be lubricated regularly (every 12 months) to ensure a free moving connection and avoid air leakage. See How to Lubricate or Replace O-Rings for instructions.
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*The lubricant is a barium base petroleum grease formulated to facilitate installation and extend the service life of synthetic rubber O-Rings and Seals. The lubricant combines excellent surface adherence characteristics and lubricity with inherent water resistance. For best results, apply a thin film of lubricant to the seal itself, as well as the surfaces over which the seal will travel.
Sample lubricant option: Parker O-Ring Lube
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