Upgrade Your Grip Strength Testing with Baseline BIMS Digital Hand Dynamometers

When it comes to testing hand grip strength, accuracy and reliability are essential. The Baseline BIMS Digital Hand Dynamometers offer cutting-edge technology that ensures precise, repeatable results. Designed for various settings—from basic to advanced clinical environments—these digital dynamometers use load-cell technology, offering an oil-free, hydraulic-free design with no moving parts to worry about.

The Baseline BIMS Digital Hand Grip Dynamometer is available in three models: Functional, Clinical, and Deluxe, each designed to meet different needs and levels of testing. Let’s break down what makes each model unique and help you choose the right hand dynamometer for your specific testing environment.

Key Features of All Models:

• Load-cell digital technology for precise grip strength measurement
• No hydraulic oil or moving parts for increased durability
• Adjustable 5-position handle for accommodating all hand sizes
• Real-time strength readings displayed in pounds and kilograms
• Extended testing capacity of up to 300 lbs (135 kg)
• Bluetooth-enabled for future applications
• Comes with a foam carrying case and user manual

Functional Model – Simplified and Efficient

The Functional Model is perfect for basic grip strength testing settings. It features a streamlined design focused on simplicity and ease of use, with only the Max Force protocol included. This makes it an excellent choice for environments that require a cost-effective, straightforward hand grip dynamometer solution.

• Ideal for: Basic grip strength testing needs
• Key Feature: Max Force test protocol for simple, essential measurements
• Bluetooth-enabled: Easily transfer data to a PC for result tracking

Clinical Model – Versatile for Everyday Clinical Use

The Clinical Model offers more versatility, with three different testing protocols: Max Force, Quick, and General Strength. This model is ideal for routine clinical assessments where real-time data and timed tests are necessary. The hand grip strength dynamometer provides the flexibility and features required for day-to-day use in clinics.

• Ideal for: Clinical practitioners needing versatile grip strength tests
• Key Features: Max Force, Quick, and General Strength tests for comprehensive assessments
• Data Storage: Results can be saved on the device or transferred to a PC for easy documentation

Deluxe Model – Advanced Testing for Specialized Applications

The Deluxe Model is the top-tier option, featuring the full range of testing protocols. In addition to Max Force, Quick, and General Strength, it includes specialized protocols such as Rapid Exchange, Modified Maximum Voluntary Effort (MMVE), Maximum Voluntary Effort (MVE), and Fatigue tests. This makes the Deluxe Hand Grip Strength Dynamometer perfect for research applications, Workers' Compensation evaluations, and other specialized testing environments.

• Ideal for: Research, Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE), and complex testing environments
• Key Features: Advanced protocols for in-depth data collection and analysis
• Data Analysis: Advanced options for capturing and analyzing grip strength data in various scenarios

Summary of Differences:

• Functional Model: Simplified, offering the Max Force protocol, ideal for basic grip strength test settings.
• Clinical Model: Offers a moderate range of tests, suitable for everyday clinical use.
• Deluxe Model: Comprehensive, with advanced testing protocols for research and specialized environments.

Which Hand Grip Dynamometer is Right for You?

Whether you need a basic hand dynamometer for straightforward grip strength assessments or a more advanced model for in-depth analysis, the Baseline BIMS Digital Hand Dynamometers have you covered. The Functional Model is great for simple testing, the Clinical Model adds versatility for routine use, and the Deluxe Model provides advanced features for specialized testing and research.

Choose the right hand grip dynamometer that suits your needs and upgrade your grip strength test experience today.

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