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EZ Access Suitcase Trifold AS Ramp 8' Hydrotherapy Baseline© Back Leg Chest Dynamometer Standard set in sleeves Baseline© Back Leg Chest Dynamometer Standard Platform 165 lb Capacity: The Baseline© back leg and chest dynamometer is perfect for muscle strength measurement job task analysis and functional capacity evaluation (FCE) *The unit can be used to measure strength of muscles of the back leg and chest *The measurement base provides secure footing *Chain length is adjusted to accommodate for height differences or to vary the point of force application *Maximum reading remains until the unit is reset *The strength reading can be viewed as pounds or kilograms *CE Certified *Comes in a protective carrying case *Dimensions: 18 x 3 x 18 *Weight: 16 lbs *UPC: 714905014382 Colors Beige Saturation Sound Pressure Level (SSPL) 129dB Frequency Range 200~5000 Hz Total Harmonic Wave Distortion ≤10># td### Reference Test Gain 56±5dB Input noise ≤20+3dB Sound amplification 80 5 * The unique 3 fold design of the SUITCASE Trifold AS Ramp makes it easy to set up and transport from place to place * This portable ramp can separate into two easy to carry sections for easier transport and reduced handling weight * The SUITCASE Trifold AS Ramp offers an applied slip resistant texture that allows mobility devices to retain traction in all weather conditions * Features interlocking brackets to provide smoother operation and reduced pinch points * Independently adjust for easy conversion from ramp to ground * Made of Aluminum with Built in Carrying Handle * Made in the USA and carries a lifetime warranty * Weight 25 lbs 5 * Folding Size (L x W x H) 48
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