Fabrication Enterprises Inc 12-0293 Squeeze Bulb Dynamometer 15 Psi

Product Description

The FABRICATION ENTERPRISES INC 12-0293 is a pneumatic squeeze bulb dynamometer designed to measure hand and finger grip strength in clinical and rehabilitation settings. Calibrated in PSI (pounds per square inch), the unit features a 15 PSI capacity gauge with a max-force indicator that holds the peak reading until manually reset. This allows practitioners to record the highest effort achieved during a squeeze test without requiring a simultaneous observer. The device is compact and straightforward to use, making it a practical tool for occupational therapists, physical therapists, and rehabilitation professionals conducting routine strength assessments.

This dynamometer is used in outpatient rehabilitation clinics, sports medicine facilities, occupational therapy practices, and similar settings where baseline hand and finger strength measurements are needed. It is suited for initial patient assessments, progress tracking over a course of treatment, and functional capacity evaluations. The unit ships as a single device and is ready to use out of the box with no complex setup or calibration required on arrival.

Key Features

• 15 PSI capacity gauge calibrated in pounds per square inch for direct force readout
• Max-force indicator holds peak reading until manually reset, eliminating the need for a second observer
• Pneumatic bulb squeeze design targets hand and finger strength specifically
• Compact form factor at 6 inches long by 3 inches wide by 3 inches tall for easy handling and storage
• Lightweight at 1 pound for comfortable patient use during assessments

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone hand and finger strength measurement device for use in rehabilitation, clinical, and occupational therapy applications where a pneumatic bulb-style dynamometer with a resettable peak indicator is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this device. Rehabilitation professionals and clinicians should follow standard assessment protocols when administering grip strength tests. Inspect the pneumatic bulb and gauge connection before each use to confirm no air leaks are present. Store the unit away from sharp objects and extreme temperatures to maintain gauge accuracy over time.