A full, straight-on product shot of the white ASATechmed bubble inclinometer, showing the central arrow pointing to zero, the graduated 360-degree scale, and the curved base designed for body contact.
An angled perspective of the white circular inclinometer lying flat, revealing the blue fluid inside the circular tube and the full 360-degree numerical markings.
A close-up view of the bottom portion of a white circular measurement dial featuring the brand name "ASATechmed" in blue. The image highlights the blue fluid inside the gauge and includes text at the bottom that reads "LEAK-FREE DESIGN".
An extreme close-up of the left side of the dial face, showing clear black numbers, a needle pointing to zero, and the blue fluid track. Text at the bottom left reads "EASY TO READ".
The device resting on an open human palm to illustrate its size. Text overlays at the bottom read "VERY ACCURATE" and "ACCURATE 360 MEASURMENT".
A photo demonstrating the device in use, showing a hand placing the curved base of the white 360-degree dial onto a blue cloth-covered surface, likely a person's back or limb, to measure range of motion.
A demonstration of the tool being used to measure joint flexibility, featuring a person holding the ASATechmed inclinometer against a wrist to gauge the angle.
A full, straight-on product shot of the white ASATechmed bubble inclinometer, showing the central arrow pointing to zero, the graduated 360-degree scale, and the curved base designed for body contact.
An angled perspective of the white circular inclinometer lying flat, revealing the red fluid inside the circular tube and the full 360-degree numerical markings.
A close-up view of the bottom portion of a white circular measurement dial featuring the brand name "ASATechmed" in blue. The image highlights the blue fluid inside the gauge and includes text at the bottom that reads "LEAK-FREE DESIGN".
An extreme close-up of the left side of the dial face, showing clear black numbers, a needle pointing to zero, and the red fluid track. Text at the bottom left reads "EASY TO READ".
The device resting on an open human palm to illustrate its size. Text overlays at the bottom read "VERY ACCURATE" and "ACCURATE 360 MEASURMENT".
A photo demonstrating the device in use, showing a hand placing the curved base of the white 360-degree dial onto a purple cloth-covered surface, likely a person's back or limb, to measure range of motion.
A demonstration of the tool being used to measure joint flexibility, featuring a person holding the ASATechmed inclinometer against a wrist to gauge the angle.
A full, straight-on product shot of the white ASATechmed bubble inclinometer, showing the central arrow pointing to zero, the graduated 360-degree scale, and the curved base designed for body contact.
An angled perspective of the white circular inclinometer lying flat, revealing the blue fluid inside the circular tube and the full 360-degree numerical markings.
A close-up view of the bottom portion of a white circular measurement dial featuring the brand name "ASATechmed" in blue. The image highlights the blue fluid inside the gauge and includes text at the bottom that reads "LEAK-FREE DESIGN".
An extreme close-up of the left side of the dial face, showing clear black numbers, a needle pointing to zero, and the blue fluid track. Text at the bottom left reads "EASY TO READ".
The device resting on an open human palm to illustrate its size. Text overlays at the bottom read "VERY ACCURATE" and "ACCURATE 360 MEASURMENT".
A photo demonstrating the device in use, showing a hand placing the curved base of the white 360-degree dial onto a blue cloth-covered surface, likely a person's back or limb, to measure range of motion.
A demonstration of the tool being used to measure joint flexibility, featuring a person holding the ASATechmed inclinometer against a wrist to gauge the angle.
A full, straight-on product shot of the white ASATechmed bubble inclinometer, showing the central arrow pointing to zero, the graduated 360-degree scale, and the curved base designed for body contact.
An angled perspective of the white circular inclinometer lying flat, revealing the red fluid inside the circular tube and the full 360-degree numerical markings.
A close-up view of the bottom portion of a white circular measurement dial featuring the brand name "ASATechmed" in blue. The image highlights the blue fluid inside the gauge and includes text at the bottom that reads "LEAK-FREE DESIGN".
An extreme close-up of the left side of the dial face, showing clear black numbers, a needle pointing to zero, and the red fluid track. Text at the bottom left reads "EASY TO READ".
The device resting on an open human palm to illustrate its size. Text overlays at the bottom read "VERY ACCURATE" and "ACCURATE 360 MEASURMENT".
A photo demonstrating the device in use, showing a hand placing the curved base of the white 360-degree dial onto a purple cloth-covered surface, likely a person's back or limb, to measure range of motion.
A demonstration of the tool being used to measure joint flexibility, featuring a person holding the ASATechmed inclinometer against a wrist to gauge the angle.

AT24-PTK-ASA-BL-P01-0213

360 Degree Bubble Inclinometer - Range of Motion Measuring Tool

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Precision Measurement for Clinical Excellence

Elevate your physiotherapy and chiropractic assessments with the ASA Techmed Bubble Inclinometer. Designed for professionals and students, this tool offers a superior alternative to standard goniometers for measuring Range of Motion (ROM) in the neck, hips, spine, and shoulders.


360-Degree Accuracy Capture the full range of movement. The fluid-filled bubble vial rotates a full 360 degrees, allowing for smooth baseline setting and peak accuracy. Simply align with bony landmarks, zero the dial, and read the total range traveled instantly.


Leak-Proof & Durable Built to withstand the rigors of daily clinical use. Our high-quality construction ensures a leak-free design, preventing the fluid loss that plagues lesser models. It is compact enough to fit in your pocket or medical bag.


Easy to Read & Standardized Features large, clear fonts and guidance arrows to reduce eye strain. This measurement technique is codified in the AMA Guide to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, ensuring your data is standardized and reliable.


Key Features:

  • ✅ High Precision: 360° rotating dial for exact ROM readings.

  • ✅ Leak-Free: Durable construction ensures long-term reliability.

  • ✅ Professional Standard: Techniques aligned with AMA Guides.

  • ✅ Easy Reading: Large font and guidance arrows.

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