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Professional Caliper for Measuring Infants, made of lightweight and durable anodized aluminum. Graduated from 0 to 90 cm with precision every 5 mm, it ensures accurate and reliable measurements in the pediatric field. Certified by the Metric Office, it is an essential tool for monitoring neonatal growth in hospitals, clinics, and pediatric practices.
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The newborn measuring caliper is a professional tool designed to ensure maximum precision in measuring length during the first months of life. Made of anodized aluminum, it combines lightness, strength, and durability, making it ideal for intensive use in hospital and pediatric settings.
The graduated scale from 0 to 90 cm with divisions every 5 mm allows for extremely precise measurements, essential for monitoring neonatal growth and assessing development in pediatric and neonatology departments.
Certified by the Metrology Office, the tool ensures reliability and compliance with metrological standards, providing valid and repeatable results over time. The simple and ergonomic design facilitates use by healthcare personnel, reducing measurement times and improving operational efficiency.
RDM (NSIS): 2520420
CND: V030201
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Professional Caliper for Measuring Infants, made of lightweight and durable anodized aluminum. Graduated from 0 to 90 cm with precision every 5 mm, it ensures accurate and reliable measurements in the pediatric field. Certified by the Metric Office, it is an essential tool for monitoring neonatal growth in hospitals, clinics, and pediatric practices.