Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Plastic Goniometer - 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms, 25-Pack

Baseline® Plastic Goniometer - 360 Degree Head - 12" Arms, 25-Pack

This plastic goniometer is a transparent measurement tool with a 360 degree head and 12 inch arms. It fits rehabilitation, therapy, and clinical measurement workflows where clear visibility of the joint axis of motion and range of motion matters. The head reads in 1 degree increments, and the arms include linear scales in inches and centimeters.

Good Fit For

• Range of motion measurement workflows
• Rehabilitation and therapy settings
• Clinical joint motion assessment

Key Features

• Transparent plastic helps users observe the joint axis of motion during measurement
• 360 degree head supports full-circle angle reading
• Three calibrated scales align with the ISOM system
• Angle scale reads in 1 degree increments for detailed measurement
• 12 inch arms include linear scales in inches and centimeters
• Arms remain at the measurement position until reset for easier reading

Applications and Usage

• Measuring joint range of motion
• Observing joint axis alignment during angle measurement
• Recording movement with 1 degree increment readings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 12 inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• This version has 12 inch arms, which may be preferable when a longer measuring arm is needed.
• The goniometer uses a 360 degree head, so buyers looking for that reading format should confirm it matches their workflow.
• A case quantity of 25 may suit departments or multi-user settings better than single-tool purchasing.

FAQ

• Does this goniometer have a full 360 degree head? Yes. This plastic goniometer uses a 360 degree head for angle measurement.
• Are the arms marked with linear measurements? Yes. The 12 inch arms have linear scales in both inches and centimeters.
• Can you see the joint axis through the goniometer? Yes. The transparent plastic helps with observation of the joint axis of motion and its range of motion.
• How fine are the angle markings? The angle scale reads in 1 degree increments.
• Do the arms stay in place while reading the measurement? Yes. The arm remains at the measurement position until reset.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.