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Grip Strength Meter

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SKU
3771248b
The grip strength meter allows the study of neuromuscular functions in rodents by determining the maximum force displayed by an animal.

  • Easy to use and large back-lighted screen
  • Stand-alone system, no need of computer
  • Fit to Rats and Mice while needing only changing grip accessories
  • Multi-units display : Kgs, grams, LBs Newton...
Grouped product items
Item No. Description Qty
76-1065 Grip test package GS3 (25N), with one Bar for Rat Please login to add to Quote
76-1066 Grip test package GS3 (25N), with one Bar for Mouse Please login to add to Quote
76-1067 Grip test package GS3 (25N), with one Grid for Rat Please login to add to Quote
76-1068 Grip test package GS3 (25N), with one Grid for Mouse Please login to add to Quote
76-0479 Accessory Grasping Bar, Rat - Front or Hind Paws Please login to add to Quote
76-0480 Accessory Grasping Bar, Mouse - Front or Hind Paws Please login to add to Quote
76-0481 Accessory Grasping Grid, Rat - Front Paws or Four Paws Please login to add to Quote
76-0482 Accessory Grasping Grid, Mouse - Front Paws or Four Paws Please login to add to Quote
76-0406 SEDACOM Software V2.0 Please login to add to Quote
76-1014 BSELECENTORRS232 - RS232/USB Cable for Data transfer Please login to add to Quote
76-0741 BIO-CIS Software, incl. RS232/USB cable Please login to add to Quote
The grip strength meter allows the study of neuromuscular functions in rodents by determining the maximum force displayed by an animal. This test is included in the Functional Observational Battery (FOB) to screen for neurobehavioral toxicity. In this context, changes in grip strength are interpreted as evidence of motor neurotoxicity.

Basically, the grip strength meter is positioned horizontally and the subjects are held by the tail and lowered towards the apparatus. The animals are allowed to grasp the metal grid or triangular pull bar and are then pulled backwards in the horizontal plane. The force applied to the grid or to the bar just before it loses grip is recorded as the peak tension. Depending on the grid type used, grip strength can be measured from the front or hind paws. This force can be measured in grams, Newtons or Ibs.

The grip test includes one accessory by default (bar for rat, grid for rat, bar for mouse or grid for mouse). A different part number is available depending of the included accessory chosen by the customer. The other available accessories can still be added if needed.

Data can be visualized on the control unit display or exported to a PC or printer or chart recorder.

When used with the SEDACOM 2.0 software, the 76-1014/BSELECENTORRS232 RS232-USB cable/adapter is needed.
When used with the 76-0741 BIO-CIS software, the cable/adapter is included.
Specifications76-106576-106676-106776-1068
Sensor Capacity0-2 kg (25 N)0-2 kg (25 N)0-2 kg (25 N)0-2 kg (25 N)
Accuracy0.1% of full scale0.1% of full scale0.1% of full scale0.1% of full scale
Resolution0.1 g0.1 g0.1 g0.1 g
Sampling Resolution1000 Hz1000 Hz1000 Hz1000 Hz
Data OutputRS232/USB for computer, analog output for graphic recordersRS232/USB for computer, analog output for graphic recordersRS232/USB for computer, analog output for graphic recordersRS232/USB for computer, analog output for graphic recorders
Internal memory100 individual values100 individual values100 individual values100 individual values
Overall dimensions400 (w) x180 (d) x200 (h) mm for the Single grip model400 (w) x180 (d) x200 (h) mm for the Single grip model400 (w) x180 (d) x200 (h) mm for the Single grip model400 (w) x180 (d) x200 (h) mm for the Single grip model
Power SupplyPower adaptor (100-240 V) or batteryPower adaptor (100-240 V) or batteryPower adaptor (100-240 V) or batteryPower adaptor (100-240 V) or battery
Grid and BarsStainless steel, allowing sterilization, with a specific design to protect the animal paws from injuries, different grids and bars are available depending on the specie and the limbs to be tested.Stainless steel, allowing sterilization, with a specific design to protect the animal paws from injuries, different grids and bars are available depending on the specie and the limbs to be tested.Stainless steel, allowing sterilization, with a specific design to protect the animal paws from injuries, different grids and bars are available depending on the specie and the limbs to be tested.Stainless steel, allowing sterilization, with a specific design to protect the animal paws from injuries, different grids and bars are available depending on the specie and the limbs to be tested.
Example dimensions of the Mouse Grid100 x 80 mm, angled 20° (other on request)100 x 80 mm, angled 20° (other on request)100 x 80 mm, angled 20° (other on request)100 x 80 mm, angled 20° (other on request)
Special modelsTo measure independently right and left forelimbs, To grip test small monkeys…(under request) To measure independently right and left forelimbs, To grip test small monkeys…(under request) To measure independently right and left forelimbs, To grip test small monkeys…(under request) To measure independently right and left forelimbs, To grip test small monkeys…(under request)

Johansson EM, García-Gutiérrez MS, Moscoso-Castro M, Manzanares J, Valverde O. (2015 ) Reduced Contextual Discrimination following Alcohol Consumption or MDMA Administration in Mice. PLoS One.