Baseline® AcuAngle Adjustable Inclinometer for Range of Motion (ROM) Measurement

Baseline® AcuAngle Adjustable Inclinometer

The Baseline® AcuAngle Adjustable Inclinometer is a professional-grade evaluation instrument designed to accurately measure joint range of motion (ROM) during orthopedic, rehabilitation, sports medicine, chiropractic, and physical therapy assessments. Its adjustable feet conform to the body's natural contours, allowing for consistent positioning and repeatable measurements across multiple evaluations. The inclinometer uses a simple zero-and-read design, making ROM testing quick, efficient, and reliable. The manufacturer notes that certain cervical and lumbar assessment protocols may require the use of two inclinometers simultaneously.

Ideal for clinics, hospitals, athletic training facilities, and educational programs, the AcuAngle Inclinometer helps clinicians objectively document patient progress throughout treatment and rehabilitation.

Features

• Adjustable feet conform to body contours for improved positioning
• Measures joint range of motion (ROM) in degrees
• Easy-to-read analog dial
• Quick zeroing before each measurement
• Designed for repeatable clinical assessments
• Lightweight, compact design for portability
• Commonly used in physical therapy, occupational therapy, sports medicine, chiropractic, and orthopedic evaluations
• Compatible with many standardized ROM evaluation protocols

Common Applications

• Cervical spine assessments
• Lumbar spine evaluations
• Shoulder ROM
• Hip ROM
• Knee evaluations
• Ankle mobility
• Elbow assessments
• Functional movement testing
• Patient progress documentation

Specifications

• Dimensions: 4" × 1" × 4"
• Weight: 0.3 lb
• Analog dial measurement
• Adjustable support feet
• Professional clinical evaluation instrument

Key Benefits

• Produces consistent, repeatable ROM measurements
• Adjustable feet improve stability on curved body surfaces
• Lightweight design is easy to transport between treatment rooms
• Excellent for documenting rehabilitation progress
• Suitable for both clinical practice and educational settings