The Baseline Mechanical Pinch Gauge is the perfect solution for a range of clinical needs, helping therapists to more accurately and objectively measure each patient™s hand strength. Accurate measurements help clinicians more effectively create custom treatment plans for each user™s needs, while also offering a reliable solution for objectively tracking progress. These gauges can be used to measure pinch strength in three different ways: Tip pinch (thumb-index pulp pinch), Palmer pinch (chuck pinch), and Key pinch (lateral pinch). The maximum reading will remain until it is reset to zero for easy comparison.
These pinch gauges are available in various capacities, and are color-coded for convenience and organization. Gold (2 lb. capacity) and Silver (10 lb. capacity) are more often employed for hand weakness and damage, while Blue (30 lb. capacity) and Red (60 lb. capacity) are utilized for orthopedic and sports medicine.
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Thumb-Index Pulp Pinch |
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Lateral Pinch |
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Chuck Pinch |