Southwest Medical

The Jamar Hydraulic Pinch Gauge is an easy-to-use evaluation tool for measuring finger strength and pinching capabilities. Pinch the silver tab to get an instant PSI reading on the gauge needle. The pinch gauge freezes at maximum force for easier reading.

Pinch force is measured on a dual scale in pounds and kilograms (45 lbs. or 22.5 kg. maximum reading). The instrument was designed to be held by a therapist, so that the weight of the pinch gauge is not supported by the client being tested.

Whether assessing key pinch or tip pinch strength, the Jamar Hydraulic Pinch Gauge offers valuable insights into hand health, enabling clinicians to tailor treatment plans and track progress over time. Its user-friendly design and durable construction ensure reliable performance during assessments, promoting accuracy and efficiency in clinical practice.

Hand dynamometers allow you to easily measure your patients grip strength. This gives PTs, OTs, and CHTs an easy way to track and document their patients progress.

This digital hand dynamometer has a clear, easy-to-read LCD display. The automatic calculations save time so you can focus on your patients. Quickly measure changes as the result of your therapy and your patients therapy putty work at home. Adjust the grip handle to one of five different positions to fit each users hand. The Jamar Plus+ Digital Hand Dynamometer makes strength testing easy.

Carrying Case included.

Measures tip, key and palmar pinch strength of healthy hands. Results are consistent with the published Mathiowetz studies. Indicator remains at the subjects maximum reading until reset. Strength readings in pounds and kilograms. Lightweight anodized aluminum with wrist strap and carrying case. Registers up to 30 pounds (14 kg).

The Jamar Medical Skinfold Caliper offers standard pressure for measuring skinfolds in nutrition, fat distribution, children's grown, anthropometry and other applications. It uses spring-loaded caliper arms. The handgrip is contoured and easy to control for the clinician and as comfortable as possible for the patient.