A body powered prosthetic hand uses body movement and a harness or control system to operate the hand mechanically. iGrip uses a voluntary-closing mechanism for controlled gripping.
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iGrip – Body Powered Prosthetic Hand
Precision Controlled Grip
iGrip Body Powered Hand Prosthesis for Below-Elbow Users
iGrip is a voluntary-closing, body-powered, below-elbow prosthetic system. iGrip provides superior mechanical advantage, and performance, and requires minimal force to operate.
Why Choose a Voluntary-Closing Body Powered Prosthetic Hand?
Superior Grip Performance with Mechanical Hand Control
Voluntary closing terminal devices offer superior performance to the limb deficient.
Easy Adaptation and Controlled Grip Force
Training is no more difficult with voluntary closing; gripping force range is expanded and directly proportional to output.
Intuitive Control for Precise Hand Movement
Voluntary closed terminal devices offers intuitive operation, accurately controllable pinch force, and inherently good quality feedback of force and motion.
Active Muscle Engagement for Body-Powered Control
Muscles of the torso and limb are used more actively. Healthy, and strong muscles can only enhance externally powered control and utilization.
Strong and Controlled Grip for Everyday Activities
Voluntary closing systems can achieve gripping prehension which equals or exceeds user’s anatomical capabilities.
Key Features of the iGrip Mechanical Hand Prosthesis
Voluntary-Closing Mechanism for Controlled Grip
Designed for controlled griping and superior force transmission.
Lightweight Mechanical Hand Prosthesis for Easy Movement
At 345gm iGrip requires minimal muscular effor during locomotion.
Position-Locking Switch for Sustained Grip
Continuous holding is possible with position-locking switch.
72 mm Opening for Easier Object Grasping
Prosthetic user can grasp object with ease thanks to high opening dia of 72mm.
Durable Body Powered Hand Prosthesis for Daily Use
iGrip is designed to endure toughest conditions, and it is proven!
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Get Expert Guidance for Your Body Powered Prosthetic Hand
Experience controlled grip and natural hand movement with iGrip, a body powered prosthetic hand designed for below-elbow users. Its voluntary-closing mechanism provides precise grip control for everyday activities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a body powered prosthetic hand and how does it work?
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Who can use a body powered hand prosthesis like iGrip?
iGrip is designed as a below-elbow prosthetic system and may be considered for users who can operate a body-powered control system. A prosthetic specialist can assess individual suitability.
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What are the benefits of a voluntary-closing body powered prosthetic hand?
A voluntary-closing design allows users to actively control the gripping force, providing responsive grip control and useful force feedback during everyday activities.
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Is a mechanical hand prosthesis suitable for everyday activities?
Yes. A mechanical hand prosthesis such as iGrip is designed for controlled gripping and practical daily use, with a lightweight construction and position-locking mechanism.
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How does a below elbow prosthetic hand help with object gripping?
A below elbow prosthetic hand can provide controlled grasping and positioning for everyday tasks. iGrip has a 72 mm opening diameter to help users grasp objects of different sizes.
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Can an artificial hand prosthesis hold an object without continuous effort?
iGrip includes a position-locking switch that allows continuous holding, helping maintain the grip without requiring constant active control.
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What should I consider when choosing a body powered prosthetic hand?
Consider the level of amputation, control method, required grip strength, hand opening, weight, comfort, daily activities, and compatibility with the prosthetic socket and harness.
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Is a body powered hand prosthesis easier to maintain than an electronic hand?
Body powered prostheses generally use mechanical components rather than powered electronic systems. iGrip’s mechanical design does not rely on a motor or battery for hand operation.
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Can a body powered prosthetic hand be customized for the user?
The overall prosthetic system, including the socket and fitting, can be customized according to the user’s anatomy and functional requirements. Vispala also provides customized prosthetic solutions based on individual needs.
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How do I know if iGrip is the right mechanical hand prosthesis for me?
Suitability depends on factors such as the level of limb loss, residual limb condition, muscle control, lifestyle, and required hand function. A prosthetic specialist can assess these factors before recommending a solution.
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Do you have certification to ensure quality?
Vispala Technologies ensures prosthetic and orthotics are complaint to global benchmarks. Vispala is ISO 9001; ISO 13485 certified organisation. Our clinicians are Rehabilitation Council of India certified.
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What kind of prosthetic socket technology do you use?
Our prosthetic sockets are custom-designed considering both medical and lifestyle need. Top solutions includes – Standard Socket: Anatomical fit with low maintenance. Shuttle Lock System: Secure, easy to maintain suspension. Vacuum Technology: Delivers superior comfort, ergonomic fit, and proprioception. We ensure every prosthetic socket is tailored for optimal performance and daily ease of use.