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Description

The ADC Tuning Fork is available in six different options that offer an accurate frequency response ranging from 128 to 4096 Hz. These tuning forks are non-magnetic, and are constructed of corrosion resistant aluminum alloy.

Warranty: 1 Year.

Note: This item is available in either standard or retail display packaging.

Features

ADC Tuning Fork Features

  • Weighs 1/3 of comparable steel tuning forks.
  • Produced from 3/8" x 1" bar stock for superior performance and consistent frequency accuracy.
  • Extra long 2" handle of turned smooth aluminum to facilitate bone conduction tests.
  • Available in six different configurations:
    • Tuning Fork 128 Hz with fixed weight (#500128) / Display Packaging (#500128Q).
    • Tuning Fork 256 Hz with fixed weight (#500256) / Display Packaging (#500256Q).
    • Tuning Fork 512 Hz without fixed weight (#500512) / Display Packaging (#500512Q).
    • Tuning Fork 1024 Hz without fixed weight (#501024) / Display Packaging (#501024Q).
    • Tuning Fork 2048 Hz without fixed weight (#502048) / Display Packaging (#502048Q).
    • Tuning Fork 4096 Hz without fixed weight (#504096) / Display Packaging (#504096Q).

Frequently asked questions

Is the ADC Tuning Fork suitable for bone conduction tests?
<p>Yes, the ADC Tuning Fork is designed with an <strong>extra-long, smooth aluminum handle</strong> specifically for bone conduction tests. The handle is 2 inches long, facilitating ease of use.</p>
What accurate frequencies are available?
<p>The ADC Tuning Fork is a precision instrument available in six distinct and highly accurate frequencies, ensuring suitability for comprehensive auditory and neurological testing.</p>

<p>These forks are constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy and are significantly lighter (weighing one-third less) than comparable steel models.</p>

<p>The precise frequencies offered are:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>128 Hz</strong></li>
<li><strong>256 Hz</strong></li>
<li><strong>512 Hz</strong></li>
<li><strong>1024 Hz</strong></li>
<li><strong>2048 Hz</strong></li>
<li><strong>4096 Hz</strong></li>
</ul>

<p>Each tuning fork also features an extra-long, 2-inch turned smooth aluminum handle, optimized specifically for reliable bone conduction tests.</p>
Are fixed weights an option for certain frequencies?
<p>Yes, fixed weights are an available option for the ADC Tuning Fork. They are specifically available for the <strong>128 Hz</strong> and <strong>256 Hz</strong> frequencies.</p>
What medical applications does this tuning fork support?
<p>The ADC Tuning Fork is a high-quality diagnostic instrument intended for use by healthcare professionals. It is particularly useful for clinical or educational settings where precise frequency output is required.</p>

<p>The primary medical applications this tuning fork supports are:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Neurological Examinations:</strong> Ideal for evaluating vibratory sensation and assessing peripheral nerve function.</li>
<li><strong>Auditory Assessment:</strong> Used for basic audiology and hearing acuity tests, leveraging its accurate frequency range (128 Hz to 4096 Hz).</li>
<li><strong>Specialized Bone Conduction Testing:</strong> The fork features an <strong>extra-long, 2-inch smooth aluminum handle</strong>, specifically designed to enhance usability and comfort during bone conduction procedures.</li>
</ul>
Is the ADC tuning fork made of corrosion-resistant aluminum?
<p>Yes, the ADC Tuning Fork is constructed from a <strong>high-quality, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy</strong>.</p>

<p>This superior material ensures durability and offers significant advantages for clinical use:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>Lightweight:</strong> The aluminum design makes it weigh only about one-third of comparable steel tuning forks, enhancing portability and comfort.</li>
<li><strong>Precision:</strong> It is precision-machined from 3/8” x 1” bar stock to guarantee consistent frequency accuracy across its six available configurations (128 Hz to 4096 Hz).</li>
<li><strong>Non-Magnetic:</strong> The aluminum alloy is inherently non-magnetic, making it suitable for various clinical environments.</li>
</ul>
Does this tuning fork offer accurate frequency responses?
<p>Yes, the ADC Tuning Fork is designed to provide <strong>accurate frequency responses</strong> across a broad range, from <strong>128 Hz to 4096 Hz</strong>. This precision is crucial for reliable medical diagnostic tests. Its construction from corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy contributes to its consistent and dependable performance.</p>
Is the ADC Tuning Fork lightweight?
<p>Yes, the ADC Tuning Fork is specifically designed to be <strong>lightweight</strong> for ease of use during neurological testing. It is constructed from a high-quality, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy.</p>

<p>This superior construction makes the fork significantly lighter—weighing only <strong>one-third (1/3)</strong> of comparable steel tuning forks—which greatly enhances user comfort and portability.</p>
Does the ADC Tuning Fork have non-magnetic construction?
<p>Yes, the ADC Tuning Fork is specifically designed to be <strong>non-magnetic</strong>.</p>

<p>It is constructed from a high-quality, <strong>corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy</strong> bar stock. This material choice ensures consistent frequency accuracy, durability, and reliable performance in clinical settings.</p>