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The UL Metal Articulated Probe is a standard articulated finger as required by Underwriters Laboratories in many of their standards. It is a jointed test probe specifically designed to test equipment likely to be accessible by children. This probe also applies to more stringent international standards for hazardous parts access, such as IEC 62368-1. The

The UL Metal Rigid Probe is a highly accurate probe made in accordance with all the IEC, UL and International Standards listed below. It is a probe specifically designed to test equipment likely to be accessible by children. This rigid probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the UL Metal Articulated Probe,

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This is a precision probe made in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for Canadian and USA standards. It features a palm simulator and a restricted joint movement, which simulates the characteristics of the human hand. The finger is made of stainless steel and the rest of the instrument is

This high quality precision probe, Model UFP20, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for CSA and UL requirements. The Unjointed Finger Probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the Jointed Finger Probe, Model JFP10, would be difficult. Ergonomics designs and manufactures these probes in

The JFP335-20.2 is one of the new accessibility probes required by IEC 60335-1 clause 20.2 for testing the accessibility of moving parts in appliances.

The JFP335-2-14 is one of the new accessibility probes required by IEC 60335 for testing blenders.  Meets the latest CB scheme requirements.

The NAF2 is one of two new accessibility probes required by UL 60950 for paper shredders.

This high quality precision probe, Model TAP40, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for CSA and UL requirements. The Telecommunications Access Probe is designed to check for limited access to telecommunications voltages (TNV), mainly encompassing telephone jacks and operator areas. This probe complies with all the standards

As required by Telecordia Standard GR-1089-CORE

The Jointed Children’s Finger Probes are supplied in a set of two. Model JFP32A is a simulation for zero to thirty six month old children. The second probe, Model JFP32B, is a simulation for three to fourteen year old children. These test fingers are used to test for protection against access to hazardous parts with

This high quality precision probe, Model UFP25, is supplied in accordance with all IEC standards listed below. It is also used for Canadian and USA standards. The Unjointed Finger Probe is made for forceful insertion where the flexibility of the Jointed Finger Probe, Model JFP10, would be difficult. Ergonomics designs and manufactures these probes in

IEC and UL testing security of snap-on parts.