HAVS Bundle

The Baseline two-point discriminator tests static and moving two-point discrimination of fingers, toes or sensory flaps.

The Takei 5401 Digital Dynamometer is used to monitor the development of grip strength by recording the maximum reading (kg) from three attempts using the dominant hand.

First developed by Joseph Tiffin at Purdue University in 1948, The Purdue Pegboard has been extensively used to aid in the selection of employees for jobs that require fine and gross motor dexterity and coordination.

The Marsden MG-4800 is designed to help rehabilitation of people with disabilities or injuries by enabling them to develop strength of the hand and forearms.

Takei products are renowned in the physical fitness industry for their quality and accuracy. The Takei 5001 is made from robust, reinforced plastic and has a large, easy to read dial.

The Baseline Pneumatic Hand & Pinch Gauge comes with three different sized interchangeable squeeze bulbs that can be easily fitted to the gauge. Lightweight and portable.

The 5-piece sensory evaluator hand kit includes 2.83, 3.61, 4.31, 4.56 and 6.65 evaluators.