Arm prosthetics
AxonHook – the power tool amongst hand prostheses
Slim and compact, yet powerful and stable. The AxonHook is a high-performance, robust terminal device and compliments the Michelangelo Hand perfectly. Its high gripping force makes it possible to carry heavy objects and no other hook outperforms it when it comes to speed.
bebionic hand
Sleek, elegant and cutting-edge in both design and technology, the bebionic range pushes the boundaries of multi-articulating myoelectric hands. 14 selectable grip patterns and hand positions enable you to perform a huge number of everyday activities with ease.
DMC VariPlus electric Greifer
Thanks to precise control and a high gripping force, the DMC VariPlus system electric Greifer even makes manual work possible.
DynamicArm
The DynamicArm elbow joint makes virtually natural movements possible with its special technology. We recommend combining it with the SensorHand Speed.
Electric Hand 2000 for children
After an upper limb amputation, children can once again largely experience their world with their hands thanks to the lightweight electric hand for children.
Michelangelo Hand
The Axon-Bus prosthesis system with the Michelangelo Hand restores numerous functions of the natural hand with various gripping options.
Myoelectric prosthetic hand systems
Combined with myoelectric arm prostheses, the SensorHand Speed and VariPlus Speed prosthetic hands make it possible to hold objects, grasp and be active.
MyoHand VariPlus Speed gripper
The MyoHand VariPlus Speed, a combination of the SensorHand Speed and DMC VariPlus system electric gripper, sets itself apart with high gripping force and speed.
Passive arm prostheses
Amputees who value the appearance of their prosthesis rather than its functionality are well advised to obtain a passive arm prosthesis.
Prosthesis gloves
Prosthesis gloves help harmoniously integrate the prosthesis into the overall body image. The glove also protects the mechanics of the prosthetic hand.
Silicone finger and partial hand prostheses
Silicone partial hand prostheses not only expand the gripping options of the affected hand but can be deceivingly natural in their design.
Transcarpal hand
The DMC plus transcarpal hand sets itself apart with ease of learning as well as a high gripping speed and gripping force using muscle signals.