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  • Hillrom Hillrom 39422-07-025 Accessories: OAE Disposable Ear Tips Single Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 39422-07-025 Accessories: OAE Disposable Ear Tips Single

    The Hillrom 39422-07-025 Accessories: OAE Disposable Ear Tips are designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, an...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 39421 Accessories: OAE Disposable Probe Tubes Single Use Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 39421 Accessories: OAE Disposable Probe Tubes Single Use

    The Hillrom 39421 Accessories: OAE Disposable Probe Tubes are designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home ...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 71040 Charging Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 71040 Charging

    The Hillrom 71040 Charging Transformer is a vital medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 72300 3.5V Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable Replacement Battery Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 72300 3.5V Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable Replacement Battery

    The Hillrom 72300 3.5V Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable Replacement Battery is designed for use in medical settings, including clinics and hospitals, an...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23630 Set of MicroTymp2 Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23630 Set of MicroTymp2

    The Hillrom 23630 Set of MicroTymp2 Tips is designed for use in medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and audiology labs, providing a rel...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23307 AudioSpec Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23307 AudioSpec

    The Hillrom 23307 AudioSpec, Large, is a high-quality medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics,...

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    Hillrom 23303 AudioSpec

    The Hillrom 23303 AudioSpec, Small is a high-quality medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, ...

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    Hillrom 23305 AudioSpec

    The Hillrom 23305 AudioSpec, Medium, is a high-quality medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23400 Set of Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23400 Set of

    The Hillrom 23400 Set of AudioSpecs is designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and medical offices, providin...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23624 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe X-Large Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23624 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe X-Large

    The Hillrom 23624 Tips, MicroTymp2 Probe, X-Large, Blue, is a specialized medical device designed for use in various healthcare settings, including...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23623 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe Large Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23623 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe Large

    The Hillrom 23623 Tips, MicroTymp2 Probe, Large, Gray, is designed for use in medical settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and audiologist offices...

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    Hillrom 23622 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe Medium

    The Hillrom 23622 Tips, MicroTymp2 Probe, Medium, Black, is designed for use in medical settings such as clinics, hospitals, and audiology labs, pr...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 230148-1 Recording m Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 230148-1 Recording m

    The Hillrom 230148-1 Recording Form is a vital tool designed for healthcare professionals in various settings, including clinics, hospitals, and me...

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  • Hillrom Hillrom 23621 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe Small Audiology reLink Medical
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    Hillrom 23621 Tips MicroTymp2 Probe Small

    The Hillrom 23621 Tips, MicroTymp2 Probe, is designed for use in medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. This p...

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What is an Audiometer Machine?

An audiometer machine is a specialized medical device used to measure hearing ability. Professionals depend on this device to perform hearing tests. Doctors in clinics, ear, nose, and throat specialists, school nurses, and occupational health teams use it daily. It plays precise sounds at different pitches and loudness levels, finding the quietest noise a person can hear.

Audiometers are used during pure tone audiometry, a basic air conduction test that evaluates a patient’s response to different tones. These machines can also assist in more complex evaluations, like speech testing or hearing aid fitting. Whether you’re conducting a hearing screening or a full diagnostic test, audiometers provide the baseline data needed to determine hearing loss and treatment paths.

Models vary widely, from handheld screening audiometers to larger clinical audiometers. You'll discover each type has a different purpose, giving your practice, no matter its size, plenty of room to adjust.

How Does an Audiometer Machine Work?

Audiometers work by generating controlled sounds delivered through headphones or bone conduction transducers. During a hearing test, patients indicate whether they can hear specific tones at various frequencies and intensities. The results are charted on an audiogram, which shows the softest sounds the patient can hear at each pitch.

Most machines offer both air and bone conduction options to assess different parts of the hearing pathway. For example, bone conduction helps determine if hearing loss is conductive or sensorineural. Speech testing features are also common, allowing practitioners to evaluate how well patients understand spoken words.

The machine itself includes a tone generator, amplifier, and output controls, which ensure consistent calibration. By standardizing sound delivery, audiometers support accurate, repeatable audiometric testing for both screening and diagnostic purposes.

Choosing the Right Audiometer for Your Practice

Selecting the right audiometer depends on your clinical focus and needs. For basic school or workplace screening tests, a portable screening audiometer may be ideal. These are compact, battery-powered, and designed for ease of transport and rapid testing.

If your facility provides comprehensive evaluations, a diagnostic audiometer is a better choice. Getting a clear picture of someone's hearing is what these units do best. They come loaded with bone conduction, speech testing, and masking capabilities, giving professionals everything needed for a complete assessment. You'll also see them used to fit hearing aids and manage a person's care over time.

Consider your patient population, space constraints, and budget when choosing a model. Features like noise testing, Bluetooth connectivity, and touch-screen operation can improve both workflow and patient experience. Your audiometer should align with the level of testing you perform and the types of hearing loss you regularly assess.

Top Brands and Manufacturers

Trusted audiometer manufacturers offer high-quality solutions for both screening and diagnostic use. Brands like Advanced Instruments, Maico, Grason-Stadler (GSI), Welch Allyn, Audioscan, and Amplivox are well-known for their durability, accuracy, and support in audiology equipment.

Many of these companies produce both portable screening audiometers and full-featured clinical audiometers. Some models are specifically designed for pediatric testing, while others support high-volume occupational screenings or in-depth diagnostic work. Each manufacturer may offer specialized options such as integrated speech testing or bone conduction compatibility.

Whether you're outfitting a hearing clinic or adding a new unit to your ENT practice, sticking with reliable brands ensures better long-term results. These machines are big investments in patient care. So, picking models that are spot-on accurate, easy to fix, and always calibrated correctly really matters.

Cost Considerations While Purchasing

Audiometer pricing varies based on the type of machine, features included, and the brand. A basic portable screening audiometer is typically the most budget-friendly option, well-suited for school nurses, mobile clinics, or workplace hearing screening. These models offer straightforward controls and consistent performance.

Diagnostic audiometers, which include bone conduction, speech testing, and pure tone audiometry functions, fall in a higher price bracket. Features like data export, printer compatibility, and advanced noise testing can increase cost. For many operations, choosing a refurbished or used machine just makes sense. You get dependable performance without paying full price for a brand-new model.

When budgeting, consider not just the upfront cost, but also warranty terms, service availability, and calibration needs. Comparing long-term support with the device’s role in your hearing test workflow helps ensure a solid return on investment.

FAQs

What is audiology equipment and how does it work? +

Audiology equipment is used to measure hearing function and diagnose auditory conditions using sound stimuli and response tracking.

How much does audiology equipment cost? +

Pricing varies by device type, brand, and condition; used and refurbished equipment offer budget-friendly alternatives.

What are the three main types of audiology equipment? +

Audiometers, tympanometers, and hearing test booths.

What types of used audiology equipment do we sell? +

We offer audiometers, tympanometers, and accessories from trusted brands.

Does reLinkOnline offer both new and refurbished audiology equipment? +

Yes. Inventory includes new, reLink Certified refurbished, and used devices.

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