The Goniometer Finger Steel is a six-inch stainless-steel finger goniometer designed for measuring range of motion at finger, toe and other small joints.
The measurement format supports structured assessment or monitoring in clinic and suitable home settings. Following the supplied instructions helps users obtain consistent results.
Available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, Western Australia, the Goniometer Finger Steel can be ordered for delivery throughout Australia.
Key Benefits
Stainless-steel construction
Opposing 180° and 30° scales
Compact six-inch format
Suitable for small-joint assessment
Baseline measurement-tool range
Specifications
Product: Goniometer Finger Steel
Product type: Six-inch stainless-steel finger goniometer
Brand: Baseline
Category: Education & Evaluation
Subcategory: Range of Motion
Options and codes: Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Primary use: Measuring range of motion at finger, toe and other small joints
Suitable for: Chiropractor practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope
Important note: Measurement accuracy depends on landmark placement and technique. Use by trained practitioners and interpret findings within a complete assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Goniometer Finger Steel used for?
It is designed for measuring range of motion at finger, toe and other small joints.
Who is the Goniometer Finger Steel suitable for?
It is suitable for Chiropractor practitioners and other users working within the product's intended scope, provided the product is selected and used correctly.
What sizes, variants or product codes are available?
Supplied in the product format shown on this listing; confirm current availability before ordering.
Where can I buy the Goniometer Finger Steel in Perth or elsewhere in Australia?
The Goniometer Finger Steel is available from Actimed Australia in Osborne Park, WA, with Australia-wide delivery available.
Is professional advice recommended?
Measurement accuracy depends on landmark placement and technique. Use by trained practitioners and interpret findings within a complete assessment.
Specifications
