Clinical Grade Tuning Fork Set 128-4096 cps 6-Piece with Case

Clinical Grade Tuning Fork Set – 128–4096 cps | 6-Piece with Carrying Case | Hearing & Vibratory Sensation Evaluation

The gold standard, all in one case. This clinical grade tuning fork set covers the full diagnostic frequency range from 128 to 4096 cycles per second — giving clinicians, audiologists, physical therapists, and medical educators everything they need to evaluate both hearing acuity and vibratory sensation in a single, organized kit. Each fork is precision-machined to produce a clear, sustained tone at its rated frequency, ensuring reliable, repeatable results at the bedside, in the clinic, or in the classroom. The included carrying case keeps all six forks protected, organized, and ready for immediate use.

Key Features

• Complete 6-piece set covering 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, and 4096 cps
• Clinical grade construction — the industry standard for diagnostic evaluation
• Evaluates both auditory (hearing) and vibratory (sensory) function
• Precision-machined tines for accurate, sustained frequency output
• Durable metal construction built for repeated clinical use
• Includes protective carrying case to keep all 6 forks organized and secure

Clinical Applications

• Hearing screening and Rinne/Weber test for conductive vs. sensorineural hearing loss
• Vibratory sensation testing for peripheral neuropathy (diabetic, post-surgical)
• Neurological assessment of sensory nerve function
• Physical therapy and occupational therapy sensory evaluation
• Medical education, nursing training, and clinical skills labs

Specifications

• Frequency Range: 128 – 4096 cps (cycles per second)
• Pieces: 6 tuning forks
• Frequencies Included: 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096 cps
• Grade: Clinical
• Includes: Protective carrying case
• SKU: 10056K
• UPC: 714905015680

Frequently Asked Questions

What frequencies are included in this set?

This 6-piece set includes tuning forks at 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, and 4096 cycles per second (cps). This range covers the full spectrum used in clinical hearing evaluation and vibratory sensation testing.

What is the difference between using a tuning fork for hearing vs. vibratory testing?

For hearing evaluation, the tuning fork is struck and held near the ear or placed on the mastoid bone (Rinne and Weber tests) to differentiate conductive from sensorineural hearing loss. For vibratory sensation testing, the vibrating fork is placed on bony prominences (e.g., great toe, medial malleolus) to assess peripheral nerve function — commonly used in diabetic neuropathy screening.

Which frequency is most commonly used for vibratory sensation testing?

The 128 cps tuning fork is the most widely used for vibratory sensation testing, as it produces a low-frequency vibration that is easily detected by intact sensory nerves and clearly absent in patients with peripheral neuropathy.

Is this set appropriate for medical education and training?

Yes — this clinical grade set is widely used in medical schools, nursing programs, physical therapy programs, and clinical skills labs. The full frequency range and included case make it ideal for both instruction and hands-on practice.