Reflex Hammer

What is a Babinski Telescoping® Reflex Hammer?

Babinski® reflex hammer. Articulatin head. Telescoping. Built-in-brush.

What Is a Babinski Telescoping Reflex Hammer?

A Babinski Telescoping Reflex Hammer is a neurological instrument used to test deep tendon, plantar, and cutaneous reflexes during physical examinations. Its extendable handle provides greater reach and leverage, while the articulating head allows clinicians to perform precise neurological assessments with less effort.

The MDF® Babinski Telescoping 2.0® Reflex Hammer modernizes the classic Babinski design with a heavy-duty telescoping handle, a patented Spring-loaded Locking System (SLS), and a built-in brush for evaluating cutaneous reflexes.

What Is a Babinski Telescoping Reflex Hammer Used For?

Healthcare professionals use a Babinski Telescoping Reflex Hammer to assess:
• Deep tendon reflexes
• Plantar reflexes
• Cutaneous (superficial skin) reflexes

These tests help evaluate nerve, spinal cord, and muscle function as part of a comprehensive neurological examination.

Why Choose the MDF® Babinski Telescoping 2.0® Reflex Hammer?

Designed for precision and versatility, the MDF® Babinski Telescoping 2.0® Reflex Hammer features:
• A heavy-duty telescoping handle for improved reach and portability
• A patented Spring-loaded Locking System (SLS) that securely locks the articulating head in either position
• A weighted silicone bumper for controlled, consistent percussion
• A built-in brush for testing cutaneous reflexes
• Professional-grade construction backed by a Lifetime Warranty

The MDF® Babinski Telescoping 2.0® Reflex Hammer combines multiple neurological assessment tools into one compact instrument, making it an excellent choice for healthcare professionals and students who value precision, portability, and dependable clinical performance.

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