Digital Hand Evaluation Kit

• Evaluates the strength and range-of-motion of the hand and fingers.
• Baseline Hydraulic Digital Grip Hand Dynamometer- 300 lb
• Baseline extended range digital hydraulic pinch gauge - 100 lb
• Baseline stainless steel finger goniometer, 6 inches
• Rugged carrying case included
• Baseline dynamometers and pinch gauges have been manufactured in the USA since 1978.
• Maximum reading remains until the unit is reset for dynamometer and pinch gauge.
• The strength reading can be viewed as pounds or kilograms for dynamometer and pinch gauge.
• CE certified.

Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer

• Baseline hydraulic hand dynamometer gives accurate grip strength readings without the subject being able to feel the handle move.
• Internationally accepted design ensures reliability, user convenience and measurement repeatability.
• The Baseline hand dynamometer is engineered to be durable, so it will last for years and years. The 2006 model uses new technology to create stronger parts.
• Five position adjustable handle and body design yield results that are consistent with published Baseline and Jamar studies.

Hydraulic Pinch Gauge

• The Baseline hydraulic pinch gauge uses the hydraulic system of the hand dynamometer to assure convenience, product reliability and measurement accuracy and repeatability.
• The therapist can support the pinch gauge during testing. This yields a more accurate result for all pinch tests including tip, key and palmer.
• The results are consistent with published Baseline and Jamar studies.

Goniometer

• Measures range-of-motion of finger joints and other small joints.
• Head has two opposing 180 degree scales marked in 5 degree increments.
• Linear scale in inches and centimeters.
• Deluxe, 6 inch stainless steel finger goniometer

How to use the Dynamometer

• Set the handle to the desired position. Have subject hold the dynamometer in a comfortable position.
• The shoulder should be adducted and neutrally rotated, the elbow flexed to 90 degrees, and the forearm and wrist should be in a neutral position.
• Have the subject squeeze the handle using his/her maximum effort.
• The red maximum pointer will remain at the subject's maximum reading until it is reset.
• The red maximum pointer must be reset before each grip test.
• Rotate the small knurled knob on top of the dial indicator in a counterclockwise direction until it rests against the black pointer at the zero marking.
• Each grip test should be repeated three times and the average result should be used.
• Grip strength varies depending upon the size of the object being grasped. The adjustable handle allows for quantification of grip strength for different sized objects.
• Take readings with adjustable handle in all five positions
• Test the normal hand and then the injured hand
• Repeat the test after five minutes

How to use the Finger Goniometer

• Align the fulcrum of the goniometer with the anatomical fulcrum of the joint being measured.
• Place the flat arm of goniometer that is attached to the dial indicator on the center of the limb (or extremity) to be measured.
• Hold both arms of the goniometer and move the joint through its entire range-of-motion (this can be done actively by the subject or passively by the examiner.)
• The range of motion can be read directly from the dial indicator.

1 Year Warranty

The manufacturer warrants that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship. Repair or replacement will be issued for any product which is found defective under the terms of this warranty. QuickMedical will assist with warranty issues within 30 days of product delivery. After that time, the products manufacturer must be contacted directly to address all warranty issues.

30 Day Return Policy

This product comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. Simply call one of our sales associates to obtain a return authorization number and ship the product in its original packaging to our warehouse.