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Grip Strength MeterTSE Grip Strength GaugeThe TSE Grip Strength Meter is a system for determining the gripping strength of small laboratory animals (rat, mouse). Within the context of neuromuscular investigations this test can be used to quantify the effects of hormones, toxins, muscle relaxants and other manipulations on the muscular strength of the animal
TSE Grip Strength GaugeIt is a system used to measure the grip strength of small experimental animals (rats, mice). In neuromuscular research, this test can be used to quantify the effects of hormones, toxins, muscle relaxants, and other treatments on animal muscle strength
The animal pulls a special height-adjustable grip which is mounted on a high-precision force sensor. If the animal releases the grip the maximum force exerted is shown on the digital display of a connected control unit. In addition, the analog waveform can be shown on a chart recorder.
The animal pulls a special height adjustable grip, which is mounted on a high-precision force sensor. If the animal loosens its claws, the maximum force will be displayed on the digital display of the connected control unit. In addition, the simulated waveform can be displayed on the chart recorder
For maximum convenience the setup can be connected to a PC. If the animal releases the grip the maximum value is shown on the computer monitor and is simultaneously stored in a format that can be easily imported into Excel for further statistical calculations
To provide maximum convenience, it can be connected to a computer. If the animal loosens its claws, the maximum gripping force will be displayed on the computer monitor and stored in a format that is easy to export to Excel for further statistical calculations
• Test of muscular strength in small laboratory animals
Test the muscle strength of small experimental animals
• Available as a stand-alone or PC-based sensor system
Optional standalone version or system based on computer sensors
• Sensor capacity for mice: up to 600 ponds; rats: up to 2000 ponds
Mouse sensor: up to 600 Ponzi; Rat sensor: up to 2000 Ponzi
• Height-adjustable sensor module for measuring forelimb and hindlimb strength
Height adjustable sensor module for measuring the strength of the forelimbs and hindlimbs
• Different grip specifications (mesh, trapezoid) or custom grips
Different grip configurations (net, trapezoid), or customized by users
Grip Strength Meter components
Grip strength gauge component