DeRoyal Finger Extension Assist DeRoyal Spring Coil Wire / Foam White Large, 1/ EA

Finger Extension Assist DeRoyal Spring Coil Wire / Foam White Large, 1/ EA

This finger extension assist is a DeRoyal spring coil splint for helping finger extension at the PIP joint. It may fit hand therapy or clinical settings where buyers need adjustable extension assistance and more spring tension at the extended position than models 501 or 602. The design uses lateral coil springs with curved proximal and distal supports to distribute pressure evenly.

Good Fit For

• Hand therapy workflows needing adjustable finger extension assistance
• Clinical use where pressure distribution across supports matters
• Selection when stronger spring tension at full extension is preferred over models 501 or 602

Key Features

• Spring coil finger extension assist for support at the PIP joint
• Coil springs sit lateral to and in line with the joint for extension assistance
• Curved proximal and distal supports help distribute pressure evenly
• Distal strap adjustment lets the extension assistance be altered
• Provides uniform force throughout the range
• Offers stronger spring tension at the extended position than models 501 or 602

Applications and Usage

• Supporting finger extension at the PIP joint
• Adjusting extension assistance by changing the distal strap
• Choosing a spring coil option when uniform force through the range is desired

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• This model is identified as a large size in the source title and attributes.
• The extension assist uses a spring coil style rather than the comparison models noted in the source details.
• Buyers comparing DeRoyal options may note that this model has stronger spring tension at the extended position than models 501 or 602.

FAQ

• How is the extension assistance adjusted? Extension assistance is adjustable by altering the distal strap.
• Where are the coil springs positioned? The coil springs are placed lateral to and in line with the PIP joint.
• How does this model handle pressure on the finger? Curved proximal and distal supports are used to distribute pressure evenly.
• How does this DeRoyal finger extension assist compare with models 501 or 602? This model offers stronger spring tension at the extended position than models 501 or 602.
• What force is noted at full extension? The source details state full extension at 2.75 lbs.

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