Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Acuangle® Adjustable-Feet Inclinometer, 2-Piece Set

Baseline® Acuangle® Adjustable-Feet Inclinometer, 2-Piece Set

The Baseline AcuAngle adjustable-feet inclinometer is a range-of-motion measuring tool sold as a 2-piece set. It fits clinics and rehabilitation settings that need ROM measurement near a joint, and it is especially useful when neck or back protocols call for two inclinometers at the same time. Adjustable feet help the instrument adapt to body contours during measurement.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement in rehabilitation or therapy settings
• Neck and back measurement protocols using two inclinometers
• Joint assessment workflows that need placement close to body contours

Key Features

• Measures range of motion directly from the dial during joint movement
• Adjustable feet along the scale adapt to body contours for placement near the joint
• Useful for neck and back measurement protocols that require two inclinometers at once
• 2-piece set supports paired measurement workflows
• Compact 4 inch x 4 inch x 1 inch size for handheld use

Applications and Usage

• Measuring joint range of motion by zeroing the dial and reading the range traveled
• Assessing neck motion with simultaneous use of two inclinometers when protocol requires it
• Assessing back motion with simultaneous use of two inclinometers when protocol requires it

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: Set of 2.
• Some measurement protocols require using both inclinometers at the same time
• The instrument is intended to be placed near the joint being measured before zeroing the dial
• Adjustable feet are designed to help the inclinometer sit against body contours

FAQ

• Can this inclinometer measure range of motion? Yes. The Baseline AcuAngle adjustable-feet inclinometer is used to measure range of motion and lets the user read the range traveled directly from the dial.
• Why does this set include two inclinometers? Some neck and back measurement protocols require the simultaneous use of two inclinometers, so this 2-piece set supports those workflows.
• How is the inclinometer used during measurement? Place the inclinometer near the joint to be measured, turn the dial until the scale reads 0, take the joint through its range, and then read the range traveled directly from the dial.
• What do the adjustable feet help with? The adjustable feet move along the scale side to side to adapt to body contours during placement.
• What size is each inclinometer? The listed dimensions are 4 inch L x 4 inch W x 1 inch H.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.