MicroFET / ErgoFET Instruments for Strength and Range-of-Motion Evaluation

The collection is Hoggan Scientific evaluation instruments sold under the MicroFET and ErgoFET names: the MicroFET2 handheld dynamometer, the MicroFET3 manual muscle testing and inclinometer combination, the HandPINCH pinch dynamometer, the HandGRIP grip dynamometer, and the ErgoFET and ErgoFET500 push/pull dynamometers.

They measure muscle strength through manual muscle testing, grip and pinch strength, push and pull force, and — with the MicroFET3's inclinometer function — range of motion.

Most instruments are offered in versions with no software, with clinic software, with data collection software, or with both, and the MicroFET clinic and data collection software packages are also listed on their own.

MicroFET centers on clinical strength testing — muscle, grip and pinch measurement, plus the MicroFET3's combined inclinometer — while ErgoFET is the push/pull force line, including the higher-capacity ErgoFET500, used where force measurement is applied to job tasks and ergonomics.

Physical and occupational therapists, rehabilitation clinics, and ergonomics and occupational health evaluators who need recorded, repeatable strength and range-of-motion measurements.