- Especially suitable for use in rehabilitation centres for determining manual clamping force
- There are four measuring methods, which for example, as part of a rehabilitation program, help the medical staff to monitor the fitness of the patients hands and carry out controlled training:
– Real time mode: immediately shows the clients current strength
– Peak/Max mode: shows the maximum strength of a clients grip
– Average mode: Calculates the average strength from two grips
– Counting mode: Counts the number of presses which exceed a previously defined strength limit - An ideal device to determine reduced handstrength and among others a possible mortality risk of elderly persons as well as a malnutrition in case of chemotherapy or similar treatments
- Safe, comfortable use thanks to non-slip rubber grips
- Integrated AUTO-OFF function after 1 min, to preserve the batteries
- Weight displayed in kg or lb
- Special version for children: The small handle depth allows children in particular to easily and ergonomically grip the handles
- Exchangeable springs facilitate fast switching of the capacity (additional spring sets are included with delivery). The varying rigidity of the individual springs makes the hand grip dynamometer ideal for a wide variety of patient groups, e.g. children or senior citizens or in sports medicine
- Stable case for safe, easy transport and for storage of the additional spring sets, standard, W×D×H 350×265×85 mm
Digital Hand Grip Dynamometer KERN MAP 80K1S
291.50€
Hand grip dynamometer MAP 80K1S, Measuring range 80 kg, Readout 100 g
| Weight | 18 kg |
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