Grip Strength Meter - Adjustable Grasping Bar With Peak Amplifier | Internal Memory And Software For Data Monitoring And Analysis

With the constant focus on our quality and customers demand, we are trading and supplying of Grip Strength Meters from Faridabad, Haryana, India. The Ugo Basile Grip-Strength Meter automatically measures grip-strength (i.e. peak force and time resistance) of forelimbs and - via the optional grid - hindlimbs in rats and mice. The effects of drugs, toxins, muscle relaxants, disease, ageing or neural damage on muscle strength may be assessed.
The animal is placed over a base plate, in front of a grasping bar (either T-shaped or trapeze-shaped, or the optinoal grid), whose height is adjustable. The grasping tool is fitted to a force sensor connected to the Peak Amplifier.
When pulled by the tail, the animal grasps at the bar - rodents instinctively grab anything they can to try to stop this involuntary backward movement - until the pulling force overcomes their grip strength.

After the animal loses its grip on the grasping bar, the peak preamplifier automatically stores the peak pull-force achieved by the limb and shows it on a liquid crystal display. The device comes standard with both a control unit with internal memory and a software for signal monitoring, data transfer and analysis.