The Grip Strength Meter is widely used to evaluate the motor function, neuromuscular function in rodents such as rats or mice. By determining the peak force exerted by the rodent, it provides essential data for assessing strength and recovery.
Our Pro Grip Strength Meter is a stand-alone device with touch screen display to achieve real-time display of Max. tension, Duration, Average tension, Tension SD, Real-time grip force curve, Animal information, Number of trials etc.
Our Grip Strength Meter Pro SA415 Pro, can be considered as the next level in rodent motor and neuromuscular function assessment.
Designed for both rats and mice, this stand-alone system features a 6.8-inch HD touchscreen, high-precision 0.1 gf resolution sensor, and real-time grip force curves. With interchangeable grip bars, wide force range, and up to 2,000 data storage, it’s built for precision, flexibility, and efficiency in your lab.
Features and Benefits
A Single grip strength meter for both Rats and Mice, which can be used as a stand-alone tool, no need to connect to PC.
Equips with 2 grip mesh grid and 5 grip bars, to be suitable for forelimb grip strength test or hind limb grip strength test for Rat and Mouse.
Wide force range: 0–5000g (50N).
Equipped with a high-precision, high-resolution sensor, with a force resolution of 0.1gf.
Equipped with a 6.8-inch high-definition capacitive touchscreen (1280×480 IPS) with 178° viewing angle.
Force calibration integrated in GSM to ensure the accuracy.
Large memory storage, save up to 2,000 data.
Animal information stored includes: ID, age, weight, sex, grouping to well management test.
A single experiment can be continuously executed for up to 20 trials, reduce human intervention.
Real-time display of grip force curves.
Supports remote upgrade.
Applications:
Arthritis & Osteoarthritis
Parkinson’s Disease
Physical Activity
Motor Control
Muscular System
Central Nervous System (CNS)
Cognitive performance
Metabolism
Mood Disorders
Neurodegeneration
PainResearch
Sensory system
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Force ranges: 0–5000g (50N) for rats and 0–1000g (10N) for mice, meeting the needs of both species.
Commands can be executed via touchscreen or foot switch.
Equipped with a 6.8-inch high-definition capacitive touchscreen (1280×480 IPS) with 178° viewing angle.
Includes 7 interchangeable grip bars: 2 mesh grid and 5 triangular bars to suit various testing needs.
Angle adjustment ranges from –30° to 60°, with a sensor resolution of 0.1°, supporting flexible testing at various angles.
Force calibration integrated in GSM to ensure the accuracy.
Software Operation
Equipped with a high-precision, high-resolution sensor, with a force resolution of 0.1gf;
Supports data history viewing and data exportable via USB flash in .CSV format, allowing Excel-based curve analysis.
Accuracy: ±0.1% Full Scale (FS).
Delay time adjustable in 0.1s increments.
Large memory storage, save up to 2,000 data
Sampling rate: 1000 Hz.
Animal information stored includes: ID, age, weight, sex, grouping, and remarks.
Real-time display of grip force curves, with customizable sampling durations of up to 100 seconds and support for up to 20 trials per session.
Each trial’s curve, peak force, and duration are automatically recorded.
Supports threshold-based auto-recording.
Supports remote upgrade.
Physical
Main Unit: 252 × 264 × 204 mm (L × W × H)
Grip Bar Dimensions:
Grid for Rats: 10 × 20 cm, bar diameter 0.30 cm
Grid for Mice: 9 × 12 cm, bar diameter 0.20 cm
Triangular Bar for Rats: 8 × 9 cm, bar diameter 0.35 cm
Triangular Bar for Rats: 8 × 9 cm, bar diameter 0.30 cm
Triangular Bar for Rats: 8 × 9 cm, bar diameter 0.25 cm
Triangular Bar for Mice: 6 × 7 cm, bar diameter 0.20 cm
Triangular Bar for Mice: 6 × 7 cm, bar diameter 0.15 cm
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