Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer

Description

The Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer is a professional-grade tool for accurately assessing grip strength. Ideal for clinicians, therapists, and researchers, it plays a key role in rehabilitation, diagnostics, and ongoing patient care. Whether you’re tracking recovery from injury, evaluating treatment outcomes, or conducting hand function studies, this device delivers consistent, precise results every time.

Built with an ergonomic design, it offers comfortable use for patients while allowing practitioners to carry out assessments efficiently. Its hydraulic system ensures repeatable accuracy, making it a trusted tool in both busy clinical settings and controlled research environments.

Durable and easy to handle, the dynamometer helps monitor progress in conditions affecting grip strength, such as arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and post-surgical recovery. It allows for clear documentation of improvement over time and supports better-informed care decisions. With no batteries or power source required, it’s always ready to go when you are.

Product Features:

• Ergonomic handle for comfortable grip
• Hydraulic system for precise, repeatable readings
• Easy-to-read analogue display
• Clinically validated for accurate measurement
• Suitable for left and right-handed users
• Durable, medical-grade construction
• Designed for both clinical and research environments

Product Specifications:

• Measurement range: Up to 90 kg (200 lbs)
• Units: kg/lbs dual scale
• Display: Analogue gauge
• Material: High-grade aluminium and durable composite
• Dimensions: Approx. 20 cm x 10 cm
• Weight: Approx. 1.5 kg No batteries required

FAQs about the Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer:

1. What is a hydraulic hand dynamometer used for?
It’s used to measure grip strength in a clinical or rehabilitation setting. It helps assess hand function, track patient progress, and support treatment planning.

2. Is this suitable for both hands?
Yes, the ergonomic design accommodates both left and right hands comfortably, allowing accurate measurements on either side.

3. Does this require batteries or charging?
No. The hydraulic hand dynamometer works mechanically and does not require any batteries or power source.

4. Can it be used for post-surgery rehabilitation?
Absolutely. Physiotherapists often rely on it to track grip recovery and monitor rehabilitation progress after hand surgery or injury.

5. Is it accurate enough for professional research or data collection?
Yes. Its precise, reliable design makes it a trusted tool in clinical studies and research that require consistent, accurate results.

Why not also check out our Hand Evaluation Set.

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