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Push Pull Muscle Strength Dynamometer 50 Lb. Capacity Physical Therapy Backside is 10 * Warranty: set in sleeves Backside is 10 * Warranty: Back Shell & Hardware: 36 Month Limited Warranty * Air Insert: 18 Month Limited Warranty Cover & Foam: 18 Month Limited Warranty Weight Capacity * Carbon steel frame with TRIPLE coated chrome for an attractive chip proof maintainable finish * Reinforced steel gussets at all weight bearing points provide additional strength * Durable reinforced nylon upholstery * Extra large padded armrests provide comfort and support * Steel spoke wheels are strong and maintenance free * Precision sealed wheel bearings in front and rear ensure long lasting performance and reliability * Extra large heavy duty aluminum footplates provide maximum support are attractive and crack proof * Heavy duty flat free 8 front casters are adjustable in 3 positions * Extra heavy duty front forks * Reinforced side frame caster journals and dual cross bars * Comes with push to lock wheel locks * Limited Lifetime Warranty * ) and easier to use than spring push pull dynamometers that are in common use today * Dial continuously shows instantaneous force and holds the maximum force reading * This maximum reading should be manually recorded prior to resetting for the next test * Available with either an analog (dial) readout or a digital (LCD) readout * Choose either 50 lb ANALOG (DIAL) READOUT * 50 lb * The heavy duty dynamometer features the hydraulic system that is used in the industry accepted Baseline© and Jamar© hand dynamometers and pinch gauges * Hydraulic system ensures accurate readings * The dynamometer is much lighter (1
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