Hand Grip Dynamometer, 75kg

Hand Grip Dynamometer, 75 kg

Manual device for quantifying isometric hand and forearm grip strength. It features a clear analog indicator with a peak-hold needle that retains the value after release for easy recording. The adjustable handle accommodates different hand sizes, making it suitable for repeated use in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and occupational therapy assessments.

Key features

• Measurement range: 0–75 kg
• Analog indicator with direct reading
• Peak/hold function keeps the reading after squeezing
• Adjustable handle to fit various hand sizes
• Designed for frequent clinical use
• Made in China

Measurement range and testing consistency

The 0–75 kg range supports assessment across different strength levels. For reliable comparison between sessions, use a consistent body and arm position and the same test protocol, as posture and grip position can influence results.

Clinical use

Used to evaluate hand and forearm strength, compare sides, establish a baseline, and monitor change over time within physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and occupational therapy programs. Results should be interpreted within a full clinical assessment rather than relying on a single reading.

Applications

• Assess hand grip strength
• Assess forearm strength
• Compare right and left hands
• Record a baseline and monitor progress over time
• Support functional hand assessment
• Use within physiotherapy and occupational therapy programs
• Track progress during rehabilitation

After injury or surgery

Use within a clinician-directed plan. The timing and intensity of testing depend on the condition and treatment plan. Do not force maximal effort in the presence of acute injury or pain.

How to use

1. Adjust the handle to a comfortable position for the user’s hand.
2. Hold the device with a correct grip.
3. Position the arm and body according to the chosen protocol.
4. Squeeze to the required effort.
5. Read the value from the indicator.
6. Record the reading (the needle holds the peak).
7. Repeat as per protocol.
8. Compare with previous measurements when needed.

Not a training device

Hand Grip Dynamometer: measures force output and displays the result on the indicator. Grip exerciser: provides resistance for strengthening; it is not a measuring instrument.

Suitable settings

• Physiotherapy clinics
• Rehabilitation centers
• Occupational therapy clinics
• Day care centers
• Motor rehabilitation centers
• Sports medicine centers
• Hand function assessment units

Specifications

• Type: Manual hand dynamometer
• Measurement range: 0–75 kg
• Display: Analog indicator
• Handle: Adjustable
• Reading hold: Indicator retains value after release
• Intended use: Measurement and monitoring of hand and forearm grip strength
• Country of origin: China