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Paediatric Classic II stethoscope 3M Littmann for €117.96 in Stethoscope

Paediatric Classic II stethoscope 3M Littmann for €117.96 in Stethoscope

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3M Littmann Paediatric Classic II stethoscope Description

Designed for your young patients.

These two-sided models with traditional bell/diaphragm chestpieces are designed, sized and acoustically precise for children and infants. The solid stainless steel chestpiece features a one-inch traditional bell (pediatric) or a 3/4 bell (infant) combined with a patented floating diaphragm. Other features include a comfortably angled, anatomically correct headset, excellent acoustic seal and comfortable fit with patented 3M™ Littmann Snap Tight soft-sealing eartips, and single-lumen tubing in attractive colors for use with children and infants.

Most of all, know that your Littmann Classic II Pediatric or Classic II Infant stethoscope carries the Littmann brand name, the name known worldwide for unsurpassed quality. As a trusted leader in auscultation technology, the Littmann brand of stethoscopes is your assurance of acoustical superiority, innovative design and exceptional performance. Apart from the dual frequency diaphragm, all classic II qualities are gathern. The diameters of the diaphragms (36 and 26 mm) are optimally sized to examin young and sickly patients.

Total length : 71 cm.

3 year warranty.

3M Littmann Classic II Pediatric Stethoscope, Black Tube, 28 inch, 2113 : Industrial & Scientific

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The 3M Littmann Classic II Infant Stethoscope is specially designed for use on the smallest patients. It delivers high acoustic sensitivity through its dual-sided chestpiece for both high and low frequency sounds. It is used by medical professionals and students alike to identify listen to and study heart lung and other body sounds for physical assessment and diagnosis in infant patients.