Digital Pinch Gauge

The Digital Pinch Gauge manufactured by Glass Agencies under the brand EROSE is a measuring instrument used for evaluating pinch strength in medical, rehabilitation, and research environments. This device helps assess the strength produced when the thumb presses against one or more fingers, which is an important indicator in hand function analysis and recovery assessment. It is commonly used in physiotherapy centres, rehabilitation units, hospitals, and educational institutions where hand strength measurement is required. The instrument features a digital display that shows clear measurement readings during testing. The electronic system converts the applied force into numerical values that can be easily observed on the screen. This digital reading system helps users monitor the level of pinch strength applied by the patient during the assessment process. The compact structure allows the gauge to fit comfortably in the hand while performing the measurement procedure. The pinch pads are positioned to allow natural finger placement during the test, enabling consistent measurement of the force applied between the thumb and fingers. The unit allows different types of pinch evaluations such as tip pinch, key pinch, and three-jaw pinch depending on the testing requirement. The internal sensor system responds to applied pressure and displays the measured value on the digital screen. The measurement data can help monitor hand function in cases related to injury recovery, nerve conditions, or post-surgical rehabilitation. The digital interface allows quick observation of readings during repeated testing sessions. The structure of the instrument supports repeated usage in clinical and training environments where hand strength evaluation is performed regularly. Its compact size allows convenient storage and easy handling during assessment sessions. The clear display and simple operating buttons allow smooth operation while conducting measurement procedures. The EROSE Digital Pinch Gauge, produced by Glass Agencies, supports systematic measurement of finger and thumb pinch strength during hand function evaluation. It assists in monitoring progress during rehabilitation programs and contributes to structured assessment of hand grip and finger strength within medical and therapeutic settings.