Digital Stadiometers
Precise Measurements
Digital Stadiometers take a high-tech approach to height measurement. These height measuring devices give precise measurements, either using sliding headpieces or sonar triangulation, and report them in a digital format.
Easy to use
Digital Stadiometers provide an effortless height measurement technology that is used by doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals all over the world.
InBody Push Portable Ultrasound Stadiometer
InBody Push Height Measuring Device for Children and Adults – Track Height, Room Temperature and Humidity
Befour HTR-101 Digital Stadiometer
Befour’s HTR-101 Digital Height Rod features fast and accurate performance at an attractive price. With its user-selectable 51″ measurement range
Seca 264 Wall-Mounted Digital Stadiometer
The seca 264 digital stadiometer helps make height measuring much more accurate. The heel positioner and Frankfurt Line headpiece
SONARIS Touchless Sonar Stadiometer
Detecto Sonaris Sonar Stadiometer The Sonaris sonar digital stadiometer provides touch-less measurements with sonar technology
Health O Meter – 209HR – Digital Height Rod
The headpiece on the 209HR offers digital measurements in centimeters, feet, or inches in increments of 0.1″ or 1 mm
seca 274 Digital Wireless Stadiometer
The free-standing seca 274 digital stadiometer has a measuring range from 11 to 86 inches so it can be used for small children to adults
Detecto DHRWM Digital Height Rod
This wall mounted stadiometer uses a LCD digital display for height readings, as opposed to the traditional height markings that are read manually.
Digital Scale with Sonar Stadiometer
Easily calculate weight, height, and BMI in one smooth motion so that you can continue with your diagnosis quickly and efficiently.
HM210D Digital Stadiometer
The Charder DigiStad HM210D offers precision digital height measurement at a very affordable price. The Charder HM210D DigiStad Stadiometer
Heigtronic 235 Digital Stadiometer
In 1996 QuickMedical introduced the 235 Heightronic Digital Stadiometer. This was the stadiometer used by NHANES and The CDC