Baseline Standard Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer Up To 200 lbs.

The Baseline Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer – Standard, 200 lb Capacity is a professional-grade tool designed to accurately measure grip strength. Ideal for use in physical therapy, rehabilitation, and clinical evaluations, this dynamometer provides precise readings up to 200 pounds, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Constructed with durable materials and a user-friendly design, the Baseline Hand Dynamometer ensures consistent and reliable performance. Its hydraulic system offers high accuracy without the need for batteries, making it a dependable choice for healthcare professionals.

Key Features:

• 200 lb Capacity: Measures hand strength up to 200 pounds, suitable for most patients and users.
• Hydraulic System: Ensures accurate and consistent readings without batteries or external power.
• Durable Construction: Built with high-quality materials for long-term professional use.
• Adjustable Handle: Offers multiple grip positions for tailored strength evaluations.
• Easy-to-Read Dial: Displays measurements clearly for immediate feedback.

Common Use Cases:

• Evaluating grip strength in physical therapy and rehabilitation settings.
• Monitoring progress during recovery from hand or wrist injuries.
• Assessing hand strength in occupational and sports medicine.
• Supporting ergonomic and functional capacity evaluations.

How to Use:

1. Adjust the handle to fit the user’s hand size.
2. Have the user grip the dynamometer as instructed, ensuring proper positioning.
3. Record the strength measurement displayed on the dial.
4. Repeat as needed to evaluate progress or compare results.

Precautions:

• Use under the guidance of a healthcare provider for accurate and safe evaluations.
• Avoid exceeding the device’s maximum capacity to maintain functionality.
• Regularly clean and inspect the device to ensure optimal performance.

The Baseline Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer – Standard, 200 lb Capacity is an essential tool for healthcare professionals and therapists, offering precise and reliable grip strength measurements to support patient care and recovery.