ADC Tuning Fork - 128 hz Frequency
- Non-magnetic, corrosion resistant aluminum alloy construction
- Weighs 1/3 of comparable steel tuning forks
- Produced from 3/8" x 1" bar stock for superior performance and consistent frequency accuracy
- Extra long 2" handle of turned smooth aluminum to facilitate bone conduction tests
- Frequency: 128 hz
The ADC 128 Hz Tuning Fork is a precision instrument designed for hearing assessments, bone conduction tests, and neurological examinations. Crafted from non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy, this tuning fork provides consistent frequency accuracy and superior performance for healthcare professionals and audiologists.
Weighing only 1/3 of comparable steel tuning forks, it is lightweight and easy to handle during repeated testing. Made from 3/8" x 1" aluminum bar stock, the fork delivers reliable vibration and precise frequency. Its extra-long 2" smooth aluminum handle allows comfortable and effective bone conduction testing, making it ideal for ENT specialists, audiologists, and clinical use.
Key Features at a Glance:
- Precision 128 Hz frequency for hearing and bone conduction tests
- Non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy construction
- Lightweight: 1/3 the weight of standard steel tuning forks
- Produced from 3/8" x 1" bar stock for superior performance and consistent frequency
- Extra-long 2" smooth aluminum handle for comfortable handling
- Ideal for ENT clinics, audiology offices, and neurological assessments
The ADC 128 Hz Tuning Fork combines accuracy, durability, and ease of use, making it an essential tool for hearing evaluations, clinical assessments, and patient care.
What is the frequency of the ADC tuning fork?
The ADC tuning fork operates at precisely 128 Hz frequency.
What material is the ADC 128 Hz tuning fork made from?
The ADC 128 Hz tuning fork is crafted from non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant aluminium alloy construction.
How much does the ADC 128 Hz tuning fork weigh compared to steel tuning forks?
The ADC 128 Hz tuning fork weighs only 1/3 of comparable steel tuning forks, making it lightweight and easy to handle during repeated testing.
What size bar stock is used to manufacture the ADC tuning fork?
The ADC tuning fork is produced from 3/8 inch x 1 inch aluminium bar stock for consistent frequency accuracy.
What is the handle length of the ADC 128 Hz tuning fork?
The ADC 128 Hz tuning fork features an extra-long 2 inch handle of turned smooth aluminium to facilitate bone conduction tests.
What clinical applications is the ADC 128 Hz tuning fork designed for?
The ADC 128 Hz tuning fork is designed for hearing assessments, bone conduction tests, and neurological examinations.
Which healthcare professionals would use the ADC 128 Hz tuning fork?
The ADC 128 Hz tuning fork is ideal for ENT specialists, audiologists, and clinical use by healthcare professionals.