Digital inclinometer with attachments,  Digibox-1, $105

ISOM Wall chart

• 36" x 30" wall chart
• Illustrates the major measurement and recording rules as set forth by the American Academy Of Orthopaedic Surgeons
• Covers goniometry, x-ray evaluation and anthropometric measurement

The "hand kit".   Extremely economical.
200 lb Jamar grip dynomometer, 60 lb pinch dynomometer, Semmes Weinstein hand set (6 monofilaments)  Dellon MacKinnon 2 point discriminator, arm circumference measuring tape, finger circumference gauge, 6.75" EZ read goiniometer.  Packaged in sturdy foam padded plastic case.
Hand kit price - $675

Use manual motor strength testing to quantify disease course in myasthenia, GBS, carpal tunnel, ALS etc.

Jamar hand dynamometers 
$250
Dual-scale readout displays isometric grip force from 0 - 200 lbs. Peak-hold needle automatically retains the highest reading until reset. Handle easily adjusts to five grip positions, from 1 3/8" - 3 3/8", in half-inch increments. Unit comes with a carrying/storage case and complete instructions.

High quality, die-cast aluminum five position handle easily adjusts to different grip spans ranging from 1½"-3½".

Measures Isometric grip force from 0-200 lbs. Includes instructions, norms, a storage/carry case and two-year warranty.
Very competetively priced.

Goniometers

ISOM SFTR Hi-res goniometers
12-1000HR: 12 inch - $24
12-1001HR: 8 inch  - $18
12-1002HR: 6 inch  - $18

Steel finger goniometer
12-1015: 3 1/2 inch - $32

Dr. Jules Rippstein instruments

Pluridig, JR-1
$85

Plurimeter, JR-2
$165

PETROMETER

The Total Range Of Motion Meter
Measures vertical (via built in compass type device) and horizontal R.O.M. movements (with gravitational needle)
Can be applied to all range of motion sites of the body and extremities in the weight bearing (upright) or neutral positions.
*Set includes two(2) meters for segmental spinal analysis as per AMA guidelines, wristband and headband for cervical and extremity testing which alows for "hands free" stabilization.  All in a shock proof case.
Unconditional lifetime warranty.  Made in USA.

PT-set, $185
PT-single, $95

 Inclinometers

Baseline inclinometer. BS-1, $150.

MEI inclinometer. MEI-1, $135

Redesigned, fluid free. 
The industry standard unilevel inclinometer for SFTR method range of motion testing
(The practical guide to range of motion assessment. American Medical Association Press, 2002).
  Rotational dial face allows reset to 0 in any incline position.
Storage pouch, instruction book and extension bar included. 
ISO-1, $125 www.isomed.us
for more information, to purchase online and additional items see link above.

Single Inclinometer for joint measurement
Compact, handheld unit features large digital display for easy reading. Store measurements with the hold button, and review maximum, minimum and average values. This full featured unit reduces examination time and enhances the objectivity of measurement and documentation. Supports range of motion evaluation as described in the AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment. Inclinometer comes with built-in wireless transmitter to optional computer interface.

Dual Inclinometer for joint measurement
Package contains Digital Inclinometer, as above, and Companion Unit. Also comes with case and connecting cable. Two-inclinometer technique and procedure is well defined in the 5th Edition of AMA Guides*.  Dual Inclinometer contains modern features that simplify measurements and increase objectivity.

Acumar Dual Inclinometers can simultaneously capture both angles by the press of a single button. It allows up to six pairs of data for viewing and recording to greatly speed up data capture and analysis.

An inclinometer (Scoliometer) that measures distortions of the torso. The patient is asked to bend over, with arms dangling and palms pressed together, until a curve can be observed in the thoracic area (the upper back). The Scoliometer is placed on the back and used to measure the apex (the highest point) of the curve. The patient is then asked to continue bending until the curve in the lower back can be seen; the apex of this curve is then measured.

The measurements are repeated twice, with the patient returning to a standing position between repetitions. The results of the Scoliometer can indicate problems, and some experts believe it is a useful device for widespread screening. Scoliometers, however, measure rib cage distortions in more than half of children who turn out to have very minor or no sideways curves. Scoliometers are not accurate enough to guide treatment, and, if results show a deformity, x-rays need to be performed.

SC-1, $85
This screening device measures angle of rotation. It provides objective guidelines for referral and reduces x-ray exposure. A storage pouch and complete instructions are provided.