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LMB Spring Finger Ext is a dynamic spring finger extension assist designed to support proximal interphalangeal joint extension while allowing controlled flexion. The lightweight wire-foam splint applies a gentle extension force and is available in four sizes for an appropriate finger fit. Designed for clinician-directed management of PIP joint tightness and limited finger extension, it is a practical product for hand therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and rehabilitation patients.
Whether used in a clinic, professional practice or an appropriate home-care setting, LMB Spring Finger Ext offers a dependable way to support clinician-directed management of PIP joint tightness and limited finger extension. Review the available size or variant information before ordering, follow all supplied directions, and add this product to your professional or personal care toolkit.
Key Benefits
Dynamic spring design assists PIP joint extension
Allows controlled flexion during wear
Lightweight construction supports day-to-day therapy use
Four sizes help match different finger dimensions
Tension may be adjusted by a qualified clinician
Suitable for structured hand rehabilitation programs
Specifications
Product Name: LMB Spring Finger Ext
Brand: NorthCoast Medical
Product Type: Dynamic PIP extension splint
Available Sizes: A Small, B Medium, C Large, D X-Large
Product Codes: 211-NCL502A, 211-NCL502B, 211-NCL502C, 211-NCL502D
Category: Braces and Supports - Hand and Wrist
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LMB Spring Finger Ext used for?
LMB Spring Finger Ext is used for clinician-directed management of PIP joint tightness and limited finger extension. It is suitable for hand therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and rehabilitation patients when applied according to the supplied instructions and any relevant professional guidance.How do I select the correct LMB finger splint size?
A hand therapist should measure the finger and assess joint range before selecting size A, B, C or D. Correct fit is important for controlled force and skin comfort.Can I adjust the spring tension myself?
Adjustment should be performed or demonstrated by a qualified clinician. Stop use and seek advice if you notice pain, numbness, swelling or skin irritation.
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