Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® Plastic Goniometer - Finger - HiRes™ Flexion to Hyper-Extension

Baseline® Plastic Goniometer - Finger - HiRes™ Flexion to Hyper-Extension

The Baseline plastic finger goniometer is a transparent measuring tool for assessing finger joint range of motion. It fits therapy, rehab, and clinical evaluation settings where clear sight of the joint axis and easy-to-read angle markings help support accurate readings. The HiRes design uses a white line behind the gradations, reads in 1 degree increments, and covers 30 degrees hyperextension through 120 degrees flexion.

Good Fit For

• Finger joint range-of-motion measurement
• Therapy and rehabilitation evaluations
• Clinical assessment workflows that need clear visual alignment

Key Features

• Transparent plastic body helps with observation of the joint axis during measurement
• HiRes design places a white line behind the gradations so readings are easier to see
• Three scales cover 30 degrees hyperextension through 120 degrees flexion
• Angle scale reads in 1 degree increments for detailed range-of-motion measurement
• Arm includes linear scales in inches and centimeters for added reference
• Arm stays at the measurement position until reset, which can help during recording

Applications and Usage

• Measuring finger flexion and hyperextension during range-of-motion assessment
• Observing joint axis alignment while taking finger measurements
• Recording detailed angle changes in therapy or rehab follow-up visits

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• This model is intended for finger measurement rather than larger joints
• The measurement range spans from 30 degrees hyperextension to 120 degrees flexion
• Readings are calibrated for use with the ISOM International Standards of Measurement STFR system

FAQ

• What type of measurements is this goniometer made for? This finger goniometer is made for measuring finger joint range of motion, including flexion and hyperextension.
• How easy is it to read the angle markings? The HiRes design adds a white line behind the measurement gradations, which helps make the readings easier to see.
• What measurement range does it cover? The head has three scales that span from 30 degrees hyperextension through 120 degrees flexion.
• Can you see the joint axis while measuring? Yes. The transparent plastic construction allows observation of the joint axis of motion during use.
• Does the arm stay in place while taking a reading? Yes. The arm remains at the measurement position until it is reset.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.