Jamar Hydraulic Pinch Gauge, Inexpensive Max Force Indicator to Measure Finger Strength and Grip Strength, Inexpensive Device Measures Pinch Force & PSI, Includes Instructions and Carrying Case

Jamar has been the gold standard in hand and grip strength evaluation for over 40 years. Trusted by physical therapists, occupational therapists and certified hand therapists, Jamar comes from the original Sammons Preston family of products. If you are looking for a simple solution, the traditional Jamar hand dynamometer with analog gauge provides a cost effective alternative. Used to develop the original normative grip strength data, the Jamar can be trusted over lower quality imitators. If accuracy and technology is important to you, the Jamar Plus is the first choice with digital load sensors and automatic calculations of average grip strength and standard deviations. For the clinician looking for optimal ease of use, the Jamar Smart is mobile ready with a wireless app that makes testing and outputting grip strength results simple on a tablet. Also from the Jamar line are a wide range of manual and digital goniometers used to measure the angle of joints to assess progress during therapy. The Jamar monofilaments test sensation through the skin for a variety of standard therapeutic evaluation techniques.

• Hydraulic pinch gauge ideal for routine screening of grip strength and initial and ongoing evaluation of patients with hand and finger trauma and disfunction
• Unique design frees the client to perform a true pinch pattern because the therapist, not the client, supports the weight of the gauge
• Dual scale readout measures in both pounds and kilograms, up to 45 lbs., with a peak hold needle that retains highest reading until reset
• Manual tools test the efficacy of a finger and hand therapy program that incorporates hand exercisers and hand strengtheners
• Non latex, unit comes with carrying/storage case, certificate of calibration, one year warranty, and complete instruction booklet for hand strength and flexibility screening