Finger extension splint (finger straightener) — progressive-pressure device to correct finger contractures and support recovery. Key benefits Corrects contractures and supports recovery: Applies progressive, controlled pressure to encourage finger extension and reduce deformity over time. Adjustable and comfortable fit: Adjustable design adapts to different finger sizes for a secure, comfortable fit that can be worn during therapy or daily recovery. Professional support and relief: Provides stable external support for people with finger injuries or those who require finger correction, aiding rehabilitation and hand function improvement. Durable, hygienic construction: Made from aluminum alloy and ABS for lightweight strength, easy cleaning, and long-term use. Features and performance Function: Finger joint extension splint that exerts progressive pressure to gradually straighten affected fingers and assist the healing process. Compatibility and sizing: Adjustable components accommodate a range of finger sizes; suitable for use on individual fingers as needed. Materials: Aluminum alloy skeleton with ABS components offers a balance of rigidity and comfort while remaining easy to sanitize. Practicality: Lightweight design for daily wear during recovery; simple to fit and remove for therapy sessions and routine use. Typical use scenarios Rehabilitation after finger injury: Use during the recovery phase to maintain correct alignment and reduce the risk of worsening contracture. Post-trauma or post-procedure support: Provides gentle, progressive extension following surgery or injury when medical guidance recommends splinting. Ongoing correction of finger deformity: Can be used as part of a conservative treatment plan to gradually improve finger extension under supervision. Care and maintenance Wipe clean with a mild disinfectant or soap and water; dry thoroughly before reuse. Inspect regularly for secure fastening and any signs of wear; replace if parts are damaged to maintain safe, effective support. Intended users People with finger injuries or who need finger correction and require professional-level support to aid recovery and improve hand health.