KERN MAP80K1 hand grip dynamometer
The MAP 80K1 grip dynamometer is an essential tool for rehabilitation, offering precise assessment of manual grip strength. Ideal for post-accident rehabilitation centers, it helps medical staff track the progression of the patient's hand strength and adjust rehabilitation programs based on specific needs.
| Brand: Kern&Sohn |
Référence |
MAP80K1 |
Associated categories: General diagnostic medical equipment > Medical diagnostic instruments > KERN MAP80K1 grip dynamometer
Features
- High Capacity: Maximum range of 80 kg with precise 100 g reading, suitable for a wide range of grip forces.
- Versatile Measurement Modes: Includes real-time mode, peak/max mode, average mode, and counting mode for comprehensive manual force assessment.
- Targeted Use: Suitable for evaluating diminished manual forces, particularly useful in elderly persons or patients in post-traumatic or post-chemotherapy rehabilitation.
- Secure Grip: Non-slip rubber handles for easy and secure handling.
- Energy Savings: AUTO-OFF function after 1 minute to preserve battery life.
- Adaptability: Interchangeable springs to adjust resistance according to patient group, with additional springs of 20, 40, and 80 kg.
- Convenient Transport and Storage: Supplied with a robust case for easy transport and storage of additional springs.
"With the MAP 80K1 dynamometer, maximize hand rehabilitation efficiency through precise and adaptable grip force measurement."
| Technical specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | MAP 80K1 |
| Range [Max] | 80 kg |
| Reading [d] | 100 g |
| Units of measurement | kg, lb |
| Weighing platform dimensions (L×W×H) | 500×360×370 mm |
| Battery charging time | 40 h |
| Net weight | 0.35 kg |
| Additional features | Four measurement modes, suitable for rehabilitation, non-slip rubber handles, AUTO-OFF function, unit conversion, interchangeable springs, transport case included |
Frequently asked questions
How is the MAP 80K1 grip dynamometer used in post-accident rehabilitation?
The MAP 80K1 grip dynamometer is used in post-accident rehabilitation to assess and improve hand grip strength in patients. The varied measurement modes, particularly real-time mode and peak/max mode, allow tracking of current force and maximum force achieved during grip. This data helps medical staff adapt rehabilitation programs, specifically targeting each patient's needs to restore hand functionality.
What are the advantages of the different measurement modes available on the MAP 80K1?
The different measurement modes of the MAP 80K1 offer flexibility allowing comprehensive hand force assessment. Real-time mode shows the applied force directly, enabling immediate feedback. Peak/max mode records maximum force exerted, useful for measuring progress. Average mode assesses average force over multiple attempts, offering a stable overview, and counting mode tracks the number of repetitions above a defined threshold, ideal for strengthening exercises.
How do the MAP 80K1's non-slip rubber handles improve the user experience?
The MAP 80K1's non-slip rubber handles ensure a secure and comfortable grip during grip force tests. This feature is essential, especially for rehabilitating patients who may have weakened or unstable grip. The non-slip rubber minimizes slipping risk, allowing for precise measurements and reducing the risk of mishandling or accidents during use.