<p>Rehabilitation Robot Gloves Hand Exercise Equipment for Stroke Hands Hemiplegia Cerebral Palsy Arthritis Hand Function Rehabilitation Finger Exerciser for Stroke Recovery Mobility Finger Training Equipment USB Rechargeable</p><p><br/></p><p><span>Features:</span></p><p>1. This new rehabilitation robot glove provides 4 professional modes to support hand mobility and flexibility.</p><p>2. Our finger and hand exercise equipment is designed to assist with guided flexible training, helping to reduce stiffness and support passive exercise therapy.</p><p>3. The stroke finger recovery exerciser features 9 precise air pressure settings, allowing users to personalize their therapy intensity based on comfort and progress.</p><p>4. With a compact design and large-capacity rechargeable battery, this hand glove equipment enables both cordless use and plug-in use for convenient therapy at home or on the go.</p><p>5. Designed with a intuitive PET panel and mechanical buttons, this hand function rehabilitation device clearly displays modes and levels for simple, straightforward operation.</p><p><br/></p><p><span>Specifications: </span></p><p>Product Name: Rehabilitation Training Robot Glove</p><p>Model Number: SK22</p><p>Shell: ABS</p><p>Display: LED Screen</p><p>Battery: Lithium Polymer Battery, 2400mAh</p><p>Air Pump: One, Approx. 400 hours lifespan</p><p>Trainer Battery: CR2032</p><p>Charging Time: Approx. 3 hours</p><p>Usage Time: Approx. 2 hours</p><p>Color: White</p><p>Main Unit Rated Voltage: 5V</p><p>Main Unit Rated Current: 2A</p><p>Positive Pressure≥105kPa, Negative Pressure≤ -55kPa</p><p>Single Session Time : 15 minutes</p><p>Modes: 4 operating modes</p><p>Pressure levels: 9 adjustable pressure settings</p><p><br/></p><p><span>Precautions for wearing gloves:</span></p><p>1. Select the appropriate size and specification before use to ensure optimal effectiveness.</p><p>2. If fingers are stiff or difficult to wear gloves, gently massage fingers for 5 minutes before use.</p><p>It is recommended to wear gloves while sitting or lying down.</p><p><br/></p><p>Step 1: Insert each finger fully into the glove, pulling it snugly up the wrist.</p><p>Note: Fingers should reach the top of each finger sheath.</p><p>Step 2: Secure the wrist strap firmly with the Velcro fastener.</p><p>Note: Pull the inner lining of the glove backward for a secure fit.</p><p>Step 3: Fasten the auxiliary strap.</p><p>Note: Ensure no gap remains at the wrist when making a fist.</p><p><br/></p><p><strong>Important Note on Mirror Mode:</strong></p><p>The individual wears the trainer on their unaffected hand to assist in training the paralyzed hand.</p><p>If both hands are paralyzed, simultaneous training of both hands is not possible; they must be trained separately. In such cases, an assistant must help by putting on the trainer to facilitate the training.</p><p><br/></p><p><span>Packing List:</span></p><p>1*Charging Main Unit</p><p>1*Training Glove</p><p>1*Trainer</p><p>1*English Instruction Manual</p><p>1*Type-C Charging Cable</p>