Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Plastic Absolute+Axis® Goniometer - HiRes™ 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms, 25-Pack

Baseline® Plastic Absolute+Axis® Goniometer - HiRes™ 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms, 25-Pack

This plastic goniometer is a 12 inch Baseline Absolute+Axis model with a HiRes 360 degree head for range-of-motion measurement. It fits rehabilitation and clinical assessment workflows where practitioners need a clearer visual reference for horizontal or vertical alignment and easier-to-read gradations. The integrated Absolute+Axis at the end of one arm and the HiRes white-line design help support more consistent readings.

Good Fit For

• Physical therapy and rehabilitation measurement workflows
• Range-of-motion assessments that need horizontal or vertical reference alignment
• Clinics equipping multiple treatment rooms

Key Features

• 12 inch arms give practitioners a longer format for measurement tasks
• HiRes 360 degree head uses a white line behind gradations to make readings easier to see
• Integrated Absolute+Axis at the end of one arm helps establish a true vertical or horizontal start point
• Designed to reduce variability from estimating arm position by eye
• Plastic construction offers a familiar lightweight goniometer format
• 25-pack supports multi-clinician settings or routine replacement needs

Applications and Usage

• Measuring shoulder and hip rotation including internal and external rotation
• Assessing cervical flexion, extension, rotation, and side bending
• Checking hamstring flexibility
• Supporting active ROM measurements

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 12 inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• This version uses 12 inch arms, so buyers comparing variants should confirm that longer arm length matches their measurement preference.
• The Absolute+Axis design is especially relevant for measurements that require one arm to start in a horizontal or vertical position.
• This is a plastic goniometer, which may matter for buyers standardizing on a specific instrument material across a department.

FAQ

• How does the Absolute+Axis design help with measurements? The integrated Absolute+Axis helps establish a true vertical or horizontal start point on one arm. That can reduce variability compared with estimating alignment by eye.
• What does the HiRes head add? The HiRes design places a white line behind the measurement gradations so the markings are easier to see during use.
• What kinds of assessments is this goniometer meant to improve? The goniometer is intended to improve measurements such as shoulder and hip rotation, cervical flexion and extension, cervical rotation and side bending, hamstring flexibility, and active ROM.
• Is this the 12 inch version? Yes. This model has 12 inch arms.
• Would this quantity make sense for a clinic? Yes. The 25-pack can be a practical choice for clinics or rehab settings that want multiple units available across staff or treatment areas.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.