KERN MAP Digital hand grip dynamometer

Hand grip strength meter, e.g. for rehabilitation treatments after accidents

- Particularly suitable for use in rehabilitation centres to determine hand grip strength

- Four measuring modes which, for example as part of a rehabilitation programme, help medical staff to assess the patient’s hand condition and train it in a controlled manner:
- Real-time mode: directly displays the current force
- Peak value mode: displays the maximum force of a hand grip
- Average mode: calculates the average force from two hand grips
- Count mode: counts the number of pressing actions that exceed a previously defined limit force

- Suitable for detecting reduced hand strength and the resulting increased mortality risk in ageing people, or in cases of malnutrition, e.g. during chemotherapy or similar

- Safe and comfortable handling thanks to non-slip rubber grips

- AUTO-OFF function after 1 minute to conserve the battery

- Units can be switched from kg to lb

- MAP 80K1S: Special version for children. The shallow grip depth allows ergonomic gripping, especially for small children’s hands

- MAP 130K1: Special version for strength athletes. Thanks to its dimensions and extended measuring range, it offers additional capacity to account for the higher basic strength of strength athletes

- Replaceable springs allow quick changes of capacity (additional spring sets included in the scope of delivery)

- Thanks to the different hardness levels of the individual springs, the hand dynamometer can be used universally with a wide range of patient groups, e.g. children, seniors or in sports medicine

- Sturdy case for safe and easy transport and for storage of the additional spring sets, supplied as standard, W×D×H 350×265×85 mm


Technical data:

- Measuring range: max. 80 kg

- Readability: 0.1 kg

- Spring sets: 10, 20, 40, 80 kg

Overall dimensions: W×D×H: 55×88×212 mm

- LCD display, digit height 12 mm

- Battery included, 1×CR2450, operating time up to 53 h

- Net weight approx. 0.3 kg