Fabrication Enterprises Baseline® x-Ray Radiopaque Goniometer - 180 Degree Range - 14" Arms

Baseline® x-Ray Radiopaque Goniometer - 180 Degree Range - 14" Arms

The Baseline x-ray radiopaque goniometer is a 180 degree measurement tool used to document angles on x-ray negatives. It fits clinics, therapy practices, and imaging-focused workflows that need clear angle readings directly from radiographic images. This version has 14 inch arms and black anodized aluminum construction with white radiopaque markings for easier visibility.

Good Fit For

• Documenting angles on x-ray negatives
• Imaging and rehabilitation measurement workflows
• Buyers who need a 14 inch radiopaque goniometer

Key Features

• Radiopaque goniometer for documenting angles on x-ray negatives
• 180 degree head supports common range-of-motion angle measurement needs
• Two opposing scales are marked in 2.5 degree increments for readable measurements
• 14 inch arms give a longer format for positioning and alignment
• Black anodized aluminum body pairs with white radiopaque markings for contrast on x-ray images

Applications and Usage

• Measuring and documenting joint angles on x-ray negatives
• Supporting radiographic range-of-motion documentation
• Adding angle measurements to clinical evaluation records

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 14 inch.
• Material: Aluminum.
• Choose this 14 inch version when a longer arm length is preferred for positioning and reading angles.
• The scales are marked in 2.5 degree increments, which may matter if your documentation workflow requires that level of measurement spacing.
• This model is intended for use on x-ray negatives, so confirm that a radiopaque goniometer matches your measurement method.

FAQ

• Can this goniometer be used on x-ray negatives? Yes. This radiopaque goniometer is made to document angles on x-ray negatives.
• What measurement range does this goniometer have? This model has a 180 degree range.
• How are the scales marked? The head has two opposing scales marked in 2.5 degree increments.
• What are the arms made of? The arms are aluminum, and the goniometer has a black anodized finish with white radiopaque markings.
• How long are the arms on this version? This version has 14 inch arms.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.