ICDS-SDM portable stadiometer with sliding headpiece, up to 210 cm

ICDS-SDM Portable Stadiometer, Height up to 210 cm, Detachable Column

SKU: ICDS-SDM-Stadiometer

Shop the ICDS-SDM portable stadiometer: up to 210 cm, sliding lockable headpiece, anti-slip base, detachable column. For clinics, schools, gyms & ICDS.

Highlights

Range
Up to 210 cm
Units
cm and inch
Type
Free-standing
Weight
1.9 kg
Headpiece
Sliding, locks
Price

₹1,499

(Incl. 5% GST)


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About This Item

SpecificationDetail
Model

ICDS-SDM-Stadiometer

Measuring range

Up to 210 cm (82.7 in)

Units

cm / inch

Type

Free-standing, portable

Column

Detachable sections, high-contrast scale

Headpiece

Sliding, with lock

Base

340 × 410 mm

Material

ABS plastic

Item net weight

1.9 kg

Country of OriginIndia

Warranty

2 year manufacturing warranty against any manufacturing defects.
Physical damage is not covered.

ICDS-SDM portable stadiometer with sliding headpiece, anti-slip base and up to 210 cm range

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ICDS-SDM stadiometer dismantled into detachable column sections, headpiece and base for easy carrying

Health worker measuring a child's height with a portable stadiometer at a school health camp

Close-up of the stadiometer's sliding headpiece and high-contrast scale markings

Frequently asked questions

What buyers ask about the ICDS-SDM stadiometer.

What is a stadiometer?

A stadiometer is a height measuring device with a vertical measuring column, a sliding headpiece that rests flat on top of the head, and a base that keeps it stable. It measures standing height more accurately than a tape against a wall.

What is a stadiometer used for?

Hospitals and clinics use it for check-ups and BMI, paediatricians for tracking growth, and schools for health screenings. Gyms use it for fitness checks, and health workers carry it to camps and home visits.

What is the measuring range?

Up to 210 cm (82.7 inches), with both cm and inch markings.

How do I measure height correctly?

Take off shoes, hats and hair clips. Stand on the base with heels together and your back to the column, with heels, buttocks, shoulders and the back of the head touching it. Look straight ahead, lower the headpiece until it rests flat on the head, lock it and read at eye level.

How accurate is a portable stadiometer?

Very accurate when used correctly. Most errors come from technique: an uneven floor, shoes left on, or the headpiece not resting flat. Use it on a firm, level floor and check that the column sections are fully locked together.

Is it easy to carry?

Yes. The column comes apart into sections and fits into a 350 x 140 x 750 mm box. The whole unit weighs 1.9 kg, so it suits health camps, school screenings and field surveys.

What is the difference between a stadiometer and a stature meter?

A stadiometer stands on its own, so you can move it between rooms and places. A stature meter is a compact tape fixed to one wall. Choose the stadiometer for mobile use and the stature meter for a fixed spot.

Can a stadiometer measure babies?

No. It is for anyone who can stand straight without support. For babies under 2 years, use an infantometer, which measures length lying down.

How do I clean it?

Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and a mild disinfectant between users. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive scrubbers, and dry it before storing.

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