Fabrication Enterprises AFH Swan Neck Ring Splint, Stainless Steel, Circumference 44Mm

AFH Swan Neck Ring Splint, Stainless Steel, Circumference 44Mm

The AFH Swan Neck Ring Splint is a stainless steel finger splint for mild to moderate hyperextension of the PIP or DIP joint. It may fit buyers looking for a ring-style option that helps support the finger or thumb while still allowing full flexion during wear. This version has a 44Mm circumference and comes as 1 each.

Good Fit For

• Finger or thumb support needs involving mild to moderate PIP or DIP hyperextension
• Ordering an individual ring splint by circumference size
• Clinical or rehab settings selecting ring-style finger splints

Key Features

• Swan neck ring splint for mild to moderate hyperextension of the PIP or DIP joint
• Allows full flexion of the finger or thumb while wearing the splint
• Stainless steel construction for a durable ring-style design
• 44Mm circumference helps buyers match the needed fit
• Sold as 1 each for individual replacement or patient-specific ordering

Applications and Usage

• Supporting a finger with mild to moderate hyperextension of the PIP joint
• Supporting a finger or thumb with mild to moderate hyperextension of the DIP joint
• Selecting a 44Mm circumference ring splint for individual use or replacement

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 44Mm.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• Size selection matters because this ring splint is specified as 44Mm circumference.
• This product is sold as a single splint.

FAQ

• What condition is this ring splint intended to address? This swan neck ring splint is intended for mild to moderate hyperextension of the PIP or DIP joint.
• Can the finger still bend while wearing this splint? Yes. The splint allows full flexion of the finger or thumb while it is being worn.
• What material is the splint made from? The ring splint is made of stainless steel.
• What size is this AFH Swan Neck Ring Splint? This version has a circumference of 44Mm.
• Is this for a finger only, or can it be used on a thumb? The product details state that users can maintain full flexion of the finger or thumb while wearing the splint.

From AFH by Fabrication Enterprises.