Jamar Smart Hand Dynamometer

The Jamar Smart Hand Dynamometer is the first electronic hand dynamometer that can be easily and wirelessly connected to the free Jamar Smart App. This enables better, more accurate patient evaluations, displayed simply on your iPad, and makes the Jamar Smart Dynamometer ideal for routine checks of grip strength. 

Key Features and of the Jamar Smart Dynamometer 

• Dual scale readout displays isometric grip force from 0 - 90kg (0 - 200lbs)
• Peak hold needle automatically retains the highest reading until reset
• Features an easy to read LCD display
• Supplied in a reusable storage container
• Ideal for routine screening of grip strength
• Suitable for evaluation of clients with hand trauma and dysfunction
• Comes with a 2-year warranty

Accurate and Reliable

When it comes to the collection of medical data, accuracy and ease of use are key. In this unit the hydraulic system usually found in other dynamometers has been replaced with a circuit board and electronic load sensors for a more precise measuring tool.

The Jamar Smart Dynamometer also includes an easy to read digital display that can show isometric grip force from 0 - 90kg (200lbs). The unit's clear LCD display can be set to display results in either pounds or kilograms.

Durable Construction

The Smart Hand Dynamometer's durability was achieved with eliminating all internal moving parts, while encasing the electronics in a sturdy, aluminium body with a scratch-resistant UV coating.

Wireless Connection with a Mobile App

Jamar Smart Dynamometer is the first electronic hand dynamometer that can be wirelessly connected with a free mobile app. 

The app is designed  to expedite and enhance patient evaluations, so the results can be quickly repeated, edited and saved. It includes a standard hand grip test and enables:

• Setting the number of reps from 1 to 5
• Determining hands to test and which to start with
• Recording your grip position
• Instantly displaying results to 1/10th of a pound
• Calculating average, standard deviation and coefficient of variation
• Comparing results to norms based on patient's gender and age