Electromyography

The Bioforcen‑TB0810 is an eight‑channel electromyography system supplied by Anhui June Sport Product Co., Ltd. It records EMG signals with a high‑pass filter set at 10 Hz (1st order) and a low‑pass Butterworth filter at 1 kHz. The unit accepts raw input voltages of ±3 mV and delivers a 0‑to‑2 V output that can be captured by standard A/D converters. Physical dimensions are 180 × 80 × 20 mm and the packaged weight is 260 g, housed in an aluminium alloy chest.

The system’s sampling rate is selectable between 500 and 4 000 samples per second per channel, providing flexibility for biomechanical research. A safe excitation voltage of 9 V DC powers the front‑end amplifiers, and the device operates reliably within 0‑50 °C and 20‑70 % relative humidity. Typical EMG setups use a 2 m cable length and expect electrode impedances below 5 kΩ, which aligns with industry practice. Calibration is performed at the supplier’s June calibration facility, generating a detailed sensitivity matrix for each unit.

Applications include gait analysis, prosthetic fitting, rehabilitation evaluation and sports performance studies, making it attractive to biomechanics labs and medical research institutes. The supplier offers the system in an aluminium chest with optional wireless data transmission, but MOQ and lead time are not disclosed and should be confirmed directly. Buyers should request the calibration certificate and verify the supplied power and safety isolation specifications before placing a bulk order.

Anhui June Sport Product Co., Ltd. operates from a facility in Hefei, Anhui Province, China (Floor 2, Building 4, Software Valley Hi‑Tech Industrial Development Zone, postcode 230088). The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, and its public profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time.

The listing indicates that the EMG system is calibrated in the supplier’s own June calibration facility, where each unit receives a full sensitivity matrix and component test. No additional corporate history, employee numbers or client references are provided, so buyers should rely on the verified address and trust tier when evaluating the supplier’s credibility.