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The UL Metal Articulated Probe is a precision test finger designed to meet Underwriters Laboratories (UL) requirements found in numerous safety standards. Specifically crafted for evaluating access to hazardous parts by children, this jointed probe accurately replicates the dimensions and movement of a small hand. For applications requiring a non-flexing, rigid design for forceful insertion,

Durable and Precise Testing for Accessibility Safety The UL Metal Rigid Probe is designed for testing equipment accessible by children, adhering to all IEC, UL, and international safety standards. Unlike the flexible UL Metal Articulated Probe – Model ULP20-68, the ULP25 offers a rigid design for more forceful insertion where flexibility is insufficient. Made of

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This precision-engineered jointed finger probe is manufactured in full compliance with the IEC standards listed below and is also recognized for use in both Canadian and U.S. standards. Designed to simulate the movement and reach of a human hand, it features a palm simulator and restricted joint articulation to mimic realistic touch and access. The

Precise, Forceful Testing for Safety Standards The UFP20 Unjointed Rigid Finger Probe is ideal for safety testing in accordance with IEC, CSA, and UL standards, particularly for applications requiring forceful insertion. This is the unjointed version of our Jointed Finger Probe – Model JFP10. Crafted from durable stainless steel for the finger and Delrin® for

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.