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Hosmer Terminal Devices
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HOSMER TERMINAL DEVICES

We Have Your Solution Hosmer hooks are forged and machined to exacting specifications to provide a high-degree of quality and performance. As a result, Hosmer terminal devices have developed an international reputation for their rugged durability. The wide variety of configurations allows the practitioner to clinically match the patient needs and performance goals to achieve maximum independence. Founded in 1912, Hosmer-Dorrance Corporation continues the tradition of quality, durability, and performance.

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Selecting Your Hook A Standard Hooks Hook measurements refer to the length from the top of the fingers to the base of the hook, not including the threaded stud. For work hooks, the tool tab is not included in the measurement. Titanium Same strength as steel but 40% lighter. Titanium hooks are only 10% heavier than aluminum. Aluminum than stainless steel and adequate 60% lighter strength for light to medium use. A maximum of 5 rubber bands can be used for prehension. Stainless Steel Heavier than aluminum and is customarily for heavy duty use. Rubber bands can be used in conjunction with...

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Pediatric Hooks These hooks have canted tines for better visual feedback. This allows the user to pick up paper, coins and other small fine objects from the side with ease. The UCLA CAPP TD was designed for children. Made of molded plastic, this terminal device provides a wide palmar face with a tactile, resilient covering allowing a secure hold on odd shapes such as toys. An internal spring provides prehension. The spring can be changed to accommodate a light or heavy prehension.

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Standard Canted Hooks These hooks have canted finger tines for better visual feedback. The canted shape allows the user to pick up paper, coins and other small fine objects from the side with ease.

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These hooks have canted tynes to allow for a number of applications. The variable openings between the fingers help accommodate the different diameter agricultural tools. All of the work hooks have serrated fingers that provide a more secure holding surface with a distal tab for precision grasp. The tab used on models 7, 7LO, and 6 have a nail slot for holding nails or wire, and an extension designed for holding knives. The square cutout in the guard allows the user to hold square shanked tools such as a screwdriver. The Model 6 Work Hook has a back lock feature that prohibits involuntary...

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The APRL and Sierra 2-Load hooks have replaceable lyre shaped fingers and special mechanisms which eliminate the use of rubber bands and permit preselection of pinch force.

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