Fabrication Enterprises Inc 10-1981 Hand Exerciser Ball Medium Red

Product Description

The FABRICATION ENTERPRISES INC 10-1981 is a foam hand exerciser ball designed for isolated finger and thumb strengthening, flexibility training, and coordination work during rehabilitation. The ball features molded indents sized for individual finger and thumb placement, with separate markings for left- and right-hand orientation. It measures 3.2 inches in diameter and weighs 0.3 pounds, making it compact enough for clinical, home, or field use. This model carries a light resistance rating and is color-coded red for quick identification among a five-resistance lineup. An exercise pamphlet is included with each unit.

This exerciser is used in occupational therapy, physical therapy, and home rehabilitation programs targeting conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, stroke recovery, hand fractures, tendon injuries, nerve lacerations, and tennis elbow. The medium size is suited for average adult hands. It is commonly stocked in rehabilitation clinics, sports medicine facilities, and home health settings, and is issued by OTs, PTs, and certified hand therapists as part of a structured hand therapy protocol.

Key Features

• Molded finger and thumb indents promote isolated digit engagement during exercise
• Left- and right-hand positioning markings printed directly on the ball
• Light resistance level suited for early-stage rehab or reduced grip strength
• Medium size fits average adult hands
• Compact 3.2-inch diameter for single-hand use and easy portability
• Includes exercise pamphlet with recommended protocols

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone hand rehabilitation tool for medium-sized adult hands requiring light resistance; compatible with standard occupational and physical therapy hand-strengthening programs.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Occupational therapists and physical therapists should assess patient grip capacity before prescribing resistance level and hand size. The ball should be inspected before each use for cracks, tears, or deformation that could affect resistance or hygiene. Follow facility protocols for cleaning and disinfection between patient uses.