Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Plastic Absolute+Axis® Goniometer - HiRes™ 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms

Baseline® Plastic Absolute+Axis® Goniometer - HiRes™ 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms

This plastic goniometer is a Baseline Absolute+Axis model with a HiRes 360 degree head and 12 inch arms for range-of-motion measurement. It may fit therapists and clinicians who want easier-to-read gradations and a more reliable horizontal or vertical starting point during measurement. The integrated Absolute+Axis at the end of one arm helps reduce variability, while the HiRes design adds a white line behind the markings to improve visibility.

Good Fit For

• Range-of-motion measurement in rehabilitation settings
• Shoulder and hip rotation assessment
• Cervical flexion, extension, rotation, and side bending measurement
• Hamstring flexibility and active ROM evaluation

Key Features

• Integrated Absolute+Axis at the end of one arm helps establish a true vertical or horizontal start point
• HiRes design adds a white line behind measurement gradations for easier reading
• 360 degree head supports a wide range of goniometric measurements
• 12 inch arms give added reach for positioning during measurement
• Plastic construction offers a lightweight format for routine clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Measuring shoulder and hip internal or external rotation
• Checking cervical movement including flexion, extension, rotation, and side bending
• Assessing hamstring flexibility
• Documenting active range of motion during patient evaluation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 12 inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• This model is intended for measurements that need one arm positioned horizontally or vertically at the start point.
• The 12 inch arm length may be a better fit for buyers who prefer a longer goniometer format.
• The HiRes reading style is useful when clearer visual contrast at the measurement markings matters.

FAQ

• How does the Absolute+Axis design help with measurement? The Absolute+Axis design establishes a true vertical or horizontal starting point on one arm. That can help reduce variability compared with estimating the position by eye.
• What makes the HiRes version easier to read? The HiRes design adds a white line behind the measurement gradations, which helps the markings stand out more clearly during use.
• What types of measurements is this goniometer intended to improve? This goniometer is designed to improve measurements such as shoulder and hip rotation, cervical flexion and extension, cervical rotation and side bending, hamstring flexibility, and active ROM.
• What size are the arms on this goniometer? This model has 12 inch arms.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.