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The Fabrication Enterprises Stainless Steel Goniometer is a precision range-of-motion measurement tool used in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and clinical assessment. The 6-inch arms provide a 180-degree measurement range in 5-degree increments, and tension between the stainless steel arms is controlled by a thumb valve for easy one-hand adjustment during assessment. Each unit features two opposing scales marked in 5-degree increments for reading from either direction. Stainless steel construction provides durability and easy sterilization for clinical use.
This stainless steel goniometer is an excellent choice for physical therapists, occupational therapists, and athletic trainers who perform routine range-of-motion assessments and need a durable, accurate measurement tool that can withstand repeated clinical use and sterilization. It is well-suited for physical therapy clinics, rehabilitation hospitals, and sports medicine facilities where goniometry is performed regularly as part of patient evaluation, progress tracking, and discharge planning. The 6-inch arm length makes it particularly effective for measuring larger joints such as the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow, where a shorter goniometer may not span the joint adequately for an accurate reading. Any clinician or student looking for a reliable, easy-to-read stainless steel goniometer with thumb valve tension control and dual opposing scales will find this a dependable and widely used clinical measurement tool.
What is a goniometer used for?
A goniometer is a clinical measurement tool used to measure the range of motion of a joint. Physical therapists, occupational therapists, and athletic trainers use goniometers to assess joint mobility, document baseline measurements, track progress during rehabilitation, and determine when a patient has achieved functional range of motion goals.
How does the thumb valve tension control work?
The thumb valve is a small screw or knob located at the pivot point of the goniometer. Tightening the thumb valve increases friction between the arms, holding the goniometer in position after alignment so the clinician can read the measurement without the arms shifting. Loosening the thumb valve allows the arms to move freely for positioning. This allows one-hand control during assessment.
What size joints is the 6-inch goniometer best suited for?
The 6-inch arm length is best suited for measuring larger joints including the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow. For smaller joints such as the fingers, wrist, or toes, a shorter goniometer (typically 6 inches or less with finer increments) is generally more appropriate for accurate measurement.
Can this goniometer be sterilized?
Yes — stainless steel goniometers can be wiped down with standard clinical disinfectants or sterilized according to your facility's infection control protocols. The stainless steel construction is more durable and sterilization-resistant than plastic goniometers, making it well-suited for shared clinical use.