Construction of Infantometer

Aczet's Infantometer is made of acrylic plates. The length of the scale is 45 cm and has a sliding central panel with 30 cm in breadth. The foldable foot and head plates of the scale gives prices results with an accuracy of 0.1 cm. Our Infantometer is an ideal equipment to measure the length of a lying infant.

Easy to Use

The Infantometer is equipped with easy to use fold-up mechanism. The low weight and compact design of the scale make it is easy to transport equipment. The double-sided graduation make the measurements and orientation of numeral effortless.

Design

The overall design allows the users for easy and precise length measurements of the infants while lying down. Inches and centimeters, both measurement options are available on the device. The clinal length v/s age and weight chart are provided on the scale for reference use.

Smooth Handling

Infantometer is designed with no sharp edges and corners. The ergonomic design of the scale ensures the safety of the infants. Our Infantometer is water and shock resistant. The equipment can be easily cleaned and can be carried with ease.

Measurement Operation Method

For measuring the length of the infant, first, we need to lay the infant on the measuring mat. The infant's head must rest against the head stop of the measuring unit. With the help of one hand, slowly push the foot stop in the direction of the infant's feet and use the other hand to hold the infant in position. Stretch the infant's legs by gently pressing the knees down to the mat and rest the foot stop at a right- angle to the soles of the infant's feet. Finally, read the body length at the marking on the measuring unit.

Infantometer Model Length Graduation Material of Board Thickness of Board
BS 11 100 cm 0.1 cm ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) 6 mm
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Full Specs
Model BS 11 Length 100 cm
Graduation 0.1 cm Material of Board ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
Thickness of Board 6 mm Width of Board 30 cm
Weight 1.9 Kg
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