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Comparing Leg Air Compression Systems: Chambers, Pressure and Controllers

Comparing Leg Air Compression Systems: Chambers, Pressure and Controllers

When distributors compare leg air compression devices, three questions usually decide the shortlist: how the sleeve is built, how the pressure is controlled, and how the pump fits daily use. This guide covers the points to compare across a range such as ML370, ML371 Pro, ML371 ProMax and ML372.

Chambers and sleeve design

Chamber count and layout shape how the sleeve wraps the leg. Compare the sleeve dimensions, fastening and chamber arrangement shown on the model photos, and confirm which sleeve options are available for the model you are considering.

Pressure settings and modes

Selected models offer adjustable pressure and several operating modes, with intensity set from the controller. Settings differ by model: compare the controller and display shown on each product page rather than assuming one configuration applies across the range.

Controller and pump

Some models use a handheld controller, while others use a detachable pump unit that separates from the sleeves, including rechargeable versions and quick-deflation where supported.

What to confirm in an enquiry

  • Model and destination market
  • Quantity and project timing
  • Sleeve, accessory or packaging requirements
  • Documents needed for review

Configuration details and included accessories are listed per model. Request a comparison for the models you are considering, and keep final claims tied to the approved model documents.

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