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Accurate, repeatable circumference measurements start with consistent tension — and that’s exactly what the Baseline Gulick attachment delivers. The spring-loaded Gulick mechanism exerts a constant, calibrated force on the woven fabric tape, eliminating the variability that comes from hand-held tension. This makes it the preferred choice for physical therapists, athletic trainers, and clinicians who need reliable limb girth measurements for baseline assessments, edema monitoring, and progress tracking. The 60" woven fabric tape is calibrated in both inches and centimeters, and the push-button retractor and protective plastic housing make it easy to extend, read, and retract cleanly between measurements.
What is a Gulick attachment and why does it matter?
A Gulick attachment is a spring-loaded mechanism that applies a consistent, predetermined amount of tension to the tape during measurement. Without it, the tension applied by hand varies between measurements and between clinicians, introducing error into circumference readings. The Gulick attachment standardizes the tension so that measurements taken at different times or by different clinicians are directly comparable — which is essential for tracking edema, limb atrophy, or hypertrophy over time.
What is this tape used to measure?
The Baseline Gulick tape is primarily used to measure limb circumference — including the upper arm, forearm, thigh, calf, and ankle — for clinical assessments of edema, lymphedema, muscle atrophy, and hypertrophy. It is also used in fitness and athletic training contexts to track body composition changes over time.
Is the tape calibrated in both inches and centimeters?
Yes. The 60" woven fabric tape is calibrated in both inches and centimeters, making it suitable for use in clinical documentation systems that use either unit of measurement.
How do I care for the woven fabric tape?
Wipe the tape clean with a damp cloth and mild disinfectant after each patient use. Avoid soaking or submerging the tape, as prolonged moisture exposure can affect the calibration markings over time. Store in the protective plastic housing when not in use.