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Finger Traps for Equalizing Device

Available in a variety of sizes.

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Available options

SizeSKU
Extra-SmallAHT355 (MCM355)
SmallAHT356 (MCM356)
MediumAHT357 (MCM357)
LargeAHT358 (MCM358)
Extra-LargeAHT359 (MCM359)

Description

AcralMed Finger Traps for Equalizing Device

AcralMed finger traps provide secure, dependable traction during orthopedic procedures. They work with an equalizing device to distribute tension evenly across multiple digits. This balanced support helps maintain consistent traction throughout the procedure.

Choose from five sizes to achieve a secure, comfortable fit. Sizes range from extra small to extra large. Multiple size options allow clinicians to accommodate a wide variety of patients. Use them whenever three or more digits require traction. When paired with an equalizing device, they help apply even pressure across each finger. This design reduces uneven tension while promoting stable positioning during treatment.

The durable mesh construction grips each digit securely without requiring complicated adjustments. Their simple design allows for quick application and efficient setup. AcralMed finger traps deliver reliable performance for orthopedic and hand surgery procedures where consistent traction matters most.

View the equalizing device here.

 

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Size

Extra-Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large

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