SANS Grip Strength Meter

Vendor: SANS

Type: Behavioral & Phenotyping Systems

Grip strength meter for evaluating motor and neuromuscular function in rats and mice. Measures peak force with automatic data analysis software for biologica... ... Read More

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The Grip Strength Meter is widely used to evaluate the motor function, neuromuscular function in rodents such as rats or mice. By determining the peak force exerted by the rodent, it provides essential data for assessing strength and recovery. Our grip strength meter comes with the analysis software which can calculate the data automatically, making it convenient for biological statistics.

Features & Benefits

Grip Strength Meter for Rats and Mice

Stand-alone tool or connected to PC via USB for monitoring and recording experiments
Equipped with 2 grip mesh grids and 5 grip bars for forelimb or hind limb tests

Battery Powered Compact Control Unit

Intuitive setting and result view
Lasts up to 20 hours

Sturdy Adjustable Base

360-degree rotation to adjust angle according to animal activity
Ensures accurate force measurement

Highly Reliable Sensors

Achieves fine resolution of 0.01N
Supports multiple units: gf, N, LBs

Easy Handling of Animals

Hold the animal by tail or neck skin
Move the animal to grasp the grid/bar
Pull along sensor axis until grip is released

Advantages

Researchers can easily and friendly operate our grip strength meter to accurately measurement peak force of rodent gripping. Watch video to see the operation of grip strength meter.

BioMed’s Grip Strength Meter offers full control through its intuitive on-screen LCD display in standalone mode. For enhanced data recording, our GSM software record the start time, end time, duration, average force, peak force etc., effortlessly export data as CSV files for efficient analysis, making research processes simpler and more effective.

Applications

Arthritis & Osteoarthritis

Parkinson’s Disease

Physical Activity

Motor Control

Muscular System

Central Nervous System (CNS)

Cognitive Performance

Metabolism

Mood Disorders

Neurodegeneration

Pain Research

Sensory System

Specifications

Specification

Description	The single Grip Strength Meter includes 2 Grip plates and 5 Grip bars suitable for forelimb or hind limb grip strength test for Rat and Mouse
Maximum Tensile Force	0 – 50 N (5 kgf)
Resolution	0.01 N
Peak Force	Remains until manual zeroing
Units	gf, N, LBs (1000gf = 9.81N; gf recommended for Mouse)
Backlight	Inductive, can be turned on/off
USB Port	Built-in, allows transfer of data to PC
Data Export	Visualized on control unit display or exported to PC, TXT or Excel-compatible files, JPG for curves
Power Supply	Power adaptor 100-240V or battery, 20 hours usage
Overall Dimension	280 × 120 × 100 mm
Grip Mesh Size	90 × 90 mm
Net Weight	3.5 kg
Power Input	110~220V 50Hz
Power Output	9V 400 mA

Order Information

Item No.	Product Description
SA415	Grip Strength Meter for both Rat and Mouse

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For Research Use Only (RUO). Not for use in diagnostic procedures or patient testing.

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The gender-specific adverse association of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons on skeletal muscle mass and strength in the general adults and the possible mechanisms in experimental rats

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Dysfunction of Akt/FoxO3a/Atg7 regulatory loop magnifies obesity-regulated muscular mass decline

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Life Sciences, 2020 • Elsevier

Sulforaphane protects against skeletal muscle dysfunction in spontaneous type 2 diabetic db/db mice

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Creatine modulates cellular energy metabolism and protects against cancer cachexia-associated muscle wasting

GsMTx4-blocked PIEZO1 channel promotes myogenic differentiation and alleviates myofiber damage in Duchenne muscular dystrophy