B&L Engineering PG-60 60 lb Pinch Gauge 2 lb Increments Calibration

The B&L Engineering PG-60 60 lb Pinch Gauge is a high-precision instrument designed for use in various clinical and therapeutic settings, including clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers. This advanced tool is particularly beneficial for assessing grip strength, allowing healthcare professionals to accurately measure and track patient progress. With its robust design and reliable performance, the PG-60 Pinch Gauge is an essential asset for any healthcare environment.

The B&L Engineering PG-60 60 lb Pinch Gauge is a specialized device used to measure the grip strength of patients, providing valuable insights into their overall hand function and dexterity. This instrument features a sturdy construction and precise measurement capabilities, making it an ideal tool for a range of applications, from physical therapy and occupational therapy to research and clinical settings. By utilizing the PG-60 Pinch Gauge, healthcare professionals can gather accurate and reliable data to inform treatment plans and monitor patient progress.

Key Features

• High-precision measurement capabilities with 2 lb increments
• Calibration certificate included for guaranteed accuracy and reliability
• Durable construction for long-lasting performance and minimal maintenance
• Easy-to-use design for efficient and accurate measurements
• Compact and portable for convenient use in various settings
• Accurate measurements with an accuracy of 0.6 lb
• Robust materials for withstanding regular use and handling

Product Specifications

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Ideal For

The B&L Engineering PG-60 60 lb Pinch Gauge is suitable for use in a variety of environments, including: * Hospitals and healthcare facilities * Rehabilitation centers and physical therapy clinics * Occupational therapy settings * Research institutions and laboratories * Home care and private practice settings