- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 0.05 lb
- Made of transparent plastic which permits observation of a joint's axis of motion and its range of motion
- Assists in physical therapy by determining range of motion of a joint as well as evaluating and gauging recovery after surgery or physical therapy
- The 180° head has three scales calibrated to be used with the International Standards of Measurement system – reads 1° increments.
- Each arm is 6 inches long and has a linear scale in both inches and centimeters.
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Learn more:
- MFR: Fabrication Enterprises Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 12-1005
Frequently asked questions
Is this tool accurate enough for professional use?
Yes, it is designed for clinical environments and is calibrated to International Standards of Measurement, providing accurate readings in precise 1° increments.
Does the goniometer hold its position after measurement?
Absolutely. It features a friction-based mechanism that allows the arms to stay in the last measurement position until you are ready to reset them, making it easy to record data accurately.
Can I measure lengths as well as angles?
Yes. Each 6-inch arm acts as a dual-purpose tool, featuring integrated linear scales in both inches and centimeters for added utility during your examinations.
Is it easy to see through the plastic?
The goniometer is constructed from high-clarity transparent plastic, which ensures you have an unobstructed view of the joint’s axis for more precise positioning and observation.
Does this meet international measurement standards?
Yes, the 180° head is fully calibrated to International Standards of Measurement, ensuring that your assessments meet professional clinical requirements.
Is this suitable for recording joint recovery progress?
Yes, this tool is specifically designed for physical therapists and surgeons to track patient recovery and document range of motion progress consistently over time.
Are the scales easy to read?
The head features prominent black and red numerical scales printed directly onto the plastic, providing high contrast for quick and easy readability during consultations.
Are there different sizes available for this model?
This specific model (12-1005) is currently available with 6-inch arms, which is the standard size for most joint mobility evaluations.
Is the hinge durable for frequent use?
The device is built for a clinical environment, utilizing a sturdy metallic rivet at the center of the arc that allows for smooth, reliable pivoting of the arms.
Is this tool suitable for general orthopedic assessments?
Absolutely. It is an essential diagnostic tool used frequently by orthopedic specialists and physical therapists for post-operative evaluations and range-of-motion assessments.