- for finger exercises
- dimensions: 50 x 42 cm

The exercises on the table improve the ability to do daily activities, therapeutic rehabilitation in case of orthopedic, rheumatologic and neurological disease of hand.
Improves the manipulation skills, motor coordination of hand and eyehand coordination, for dorsiflexion, palmar flexion and rotation in wrist joint, conversion and inversion of the forearm.
For use in hospitals (in rehabilitation, surgical or neurological wards) as well as in outpatient rehabilitation.
- Simple to use table, both for adults and children (height adjustment from 54 to 86 cm).
- Made of wood and steel, top painted with ecological varnish.
- 4 non-slip rubber feet with height adjustment.
- All accessories fixed to the wooden top with height adjustment.
- There is the possibility to do exercises with additional load, included: 5 pcs of 0,25 kg soft leather plummets, ropes and hangers for resistance exercises fixed to the wooden top.
- table top dimensions: 52 x 86 cm
- height adjustment: 54 - 86 cm
- plummets: 5 x 0,25 kg
- total weight: 10 kg

for torsion and pro-supination of the hand and the arm
dimensions: 40 x 20 x h 30 cm

Purdue Pegboard Test – Dexterity test
Board
Accessories (pegs, collars, washers)

The Roeder skill test measures, using different movements and grips, the speed at which small objects can be manipulated.
This Roeder skill test is used in professional testing.

The stopwatch is not included with the test but is very useful for performing the test correctly. The stopwatch is available separately.

The Roeder skill test documents are provided in English. Other languages are available upon request.

4 compartments are used to store (washers, rods, caps, and nuts).

Objectives:

Measures the speed and dexterity of arm, hand, and finger movements.
Can be used to assess job aptitude.

9-Peg Test

This dexterity test is easy and practical. The patient places the pegs into each hole and then removes them as quickly as possible.

Includes:

1 perforated board with 9 holes
9 plastic pegs
Stopwatch included
All parts of the dexterity test can be cleaned with a disinfectant solution
User manual

O'Connor Tweezers Dexterity Test
Objectives:

It requires precision, diligence, and a good level of hand-eye coordination.
Usage:

This specialized dexterity test requires the use of tweezers to place the pegs into the holes.

Kit of 20 Monofilaments

Baseline® Tactile Monofilaments – Set of 20 – Complete:
1.65 – 2.36 – 2.44 – 2.83 – 3.22 – 3.61 – 3.84 – 4.08 – 4.17 – 4.31 – 4.56 – 4.74 – 4.93 – 5.07 –
5.18 – 5.46 – 5.88 – 6.10 – 6.45 – 6.65

The Baseline® Semmes-Weinstein monofilament tactile evaluator is used to measure the threshold of cutaneous sensory perception. Each monofilament represents a unique amount of force and comes with a protective compartment for safe storage and transport.

Measures finger and hand dexterity.
It also provides insight into the subject's speed of comprehension, adaptability to changes in discipline, learning speed, and initiation speed.
The goal is to transport all the washers from one end to the other by following the twists and turns of the wire in the shortest time possible, then bring them back to their starting point.

The device consists of a rigid wire, irregularly twisted, forming 29 bends at various angles.
Both ends of this wire are attached to a cast iron base. The rods are threaded with 55 metal washers, forming 5 groups of 10 white washers followed by one black washer.

The Corbett Targeted Parts Test Box evaluates hand manipulation (HMI) from the palm to the fingertips.
The test involves moving parts from the palm to the fingertips before inserting them into randomly positioned vertical slots.
This skill requires more complex visuomotor sliding, differential tendon gliding, and proprioceptive coordination than most pegboard tests.

Clinicians can observe the shift, rotation, and translation of the HMI in their patients.
Through qualitative and quantitative reports, clinicians can assess fine motor manipulation (FMM) and dart-throwing movement (DTM).
This consistent and practical test box is easy to clean.
It involves the manipulation of meaningful objects such as coins, buttons, earrings, and bingo chips.

The Baseline hydraulic hand dynamometer is a professional tool that accurately measures grip strength. This allows you to assess patients suffering from hand trauma or dysfunction. This dynamometer provides precise grip strength readings without the subject being able to "feel" the handle movement.

Features:

5 adjustable handle spacing positions from 3.5 to 8.7 cm
Tests grip strength up to 90 kg
Adult standards included
Sturdy molded plastic case

Pinch Gauge Dynamometer – Measures pinch strength

6 massage balls (3 sizes: 7 cm, 10 cm, 18 cm)

A large-format tactile memory game with different textures, associated with images from everyday life. For working on tactile and visual memory, and developing the sense of touch.

Contents:

34 tactile cards (9x9 cm)
Transport case
Ref. DEX 12

Large double-sided tactile cards with a rough texture on both sides make up this domino game. The cards are illustrated with highly contrasting patterns to develop both touch and sight during the domino game.

Benefits for seniors: observation, strategy, touch.

Contents:

28 double-sided tactile cards (13 x 6.5 cm)
15 star tokens (4 cm)
Ref. DEX 14

Sensory association game designed to develop various psychological aspects:
– Sense of touch: tactile discrimination through the recognition of textures.
– Acquisition of basic vocabulary related to the textures of objects.
– Tactile memory.

The 16 tactile cards (8 types of textures in pairs) are used to recognize and discriminate between different textures:

Fur imitation / leather
Wood
Plush
Aluminum
Raffia (burlap)
Plastic
Curled velvet
Sandpaper / file
The 16 image cards are used to associate the tactile cards with real objects that have the same texture.

To facilitate the association between the tactile cards and the image cards, there is a self-correction system on the back of the cards:
– The back of the image cards is numbered from 1 to 8 according to the texture type (there are two objects for each texture).
– The tactile cards do not have numbers, but stickers numbered 1 to 8 are provided to stick on the back of these cards. The numbers on these cards must match the images representing the same texture.

The opaque masks are used to carry out texture memorization activities with the tactile cards.

There are 2 tactile cards for each texture and 2 opaque masks, allowing for 2 participants to play simultaneously.
Activities with tactile cards: recognition and discrimination of textures.

The student must choose one card from the set laid out in front of them, touch it with their fingertips, and describe the texture: rough or smooth, warm or cold, hard or soft, etc.

Finally, they must name the corresponding texture (wood, aluminum, sandpaper, fur, curly texture, plastic, raffia, or plush).

With tactile and image cards: texture-to-object association.

One player:
With the 8 tactile cards and 16 image cards on the table, the student must choose one tactile card and select two image cards representing objects with the same texture, placing them next to the tactile card. Once all the cards are matched, check the back to ensure that the numbering of the three cards corresponds.

Two players:
Divide the 16 tactile cards into two groups of 8 (one card for each texture) and do the same for the image cards. Share the 8 tactile and 8 image cards between the players. Each player must match their tactile cards to the corresponding image card (place them side by side and check the back to ensure the match is correct).

With opaque masks and tactile cards: texture memorization.

With the tactile cards on the table, the student must wear the opaque mask and touch the cards one by one with their fingertips to “guess” which texture it is.
Separate the 16 tactile cards into two groups of 8 and ask the masked student to match them in pairs.

Contents:

16 tactile cards (9 x 9 cm) (8 types of textures in pairs).
16 image cards (9 x 9 cm) representing objects with different textures.
2 opaque masks.
A sticker sheet with numbers from 1 to 8 in pairs.
Ref. DEX 11

1 board covered with Velcro hook dots
32 pawns Ø 25 mm (height 3 cm – Velcro loops)
Solitaire game rules
Objectives:

Tri-digital grip
Muscle strength training
Resistance training
Endurance
Usage:
Move the pawns following the rules of the Solitaire game.

Pawn colors may vary.

1 board 40 x 15 cm covered with Velcro hooks
7 rollers covered with Velcro loops (various sizes and shapes)
Objectives:

Global flexion & extension of one or more fingers
Muscle strength
Finger wrapping
Wrist extension
Usage:
Move the rollers from bottom to top, starting from the fingertips to the palm, or in the reverse direction. The resistance varies depending on the diameter of the rollers, the width of the Velcro, and its placement.

Original tactile memory game with high-contrast illustrations and a rough texture! Develops visual and tactile discrimination, attention, and spatial memory.

Contents:

34 durable cardboard cards (9 x 9 cm)
Ref. DEX 32

Players will compete in 8 types of challenges, indicated on the back of each card: – Memory: Hide the card with your hand and name all the objects on it. – Maze: Starting from the beginning, find the correct exit. – Color: Which word is written in its own color? – Coordination: On the back of the card, there is a red right hand where each finger is numbered, and a blue left hand with the same numbering. The card is flipped, and there is a number on a red or blue background, you must place the correct finger on the card! – Duplicate: What object appears twice? – Frequency: Which object appears the most on the card? – Reasoning: Which piece fits exactly into the drawing? – Tactile Challenge: The player who won the previous challenge can attempt a tactile challenge. They close their eyes, and the other players choose one of the 10 raised cards. The player has 10 seconds to recognize the object.

Contents:

90 cards
6 brain puzzles made up of 4 pieces each (the game can be played with up to 6 players). Among these cards, there are tactile challenges, with raised cards!

⇒ 3 in 1: Adult, child, one hand only

Description:

Stable & lightweight PVC support
2 shutters
Objectives:

Sensitivity assessment
Blind work
Perception
Usage:
Place the hands inside the openings. It is possible to use the shutter for one-hand work. For a child, add both shutters in the designated slots. An essential accessory for sensitivity assessment and any blindfolded rehabilitation.

1 square board (20 cm)
32 pawns Ø 6 mm (height 4 cm)
Solitaire game rules
Objectives:

Fine motor skills
Precision work
Internal hand work by keeping the pawns in the palm
Usage:
Move the pawns according to the rules of the Solitaire game.

Pawn colors may vary.

1 square board (20 cm)
32 pawns Ø 10 mm (height 5 cm)
Solitaire game rules
Objectives:

Fine motor skills
Precision work
Internal hand work by keeping the pawns in the palm
Usage:
Move the pawns according to the rules of the Solitaire game.

Pawn colors may vary.

1 board Ø 30 cm
60 pawns Ø 6 mm (delivered in a box)
(6 colors, height 4 cm)
Chinese Checkers game rules
Objectives:

Fine motor skills
Endurance
Precision
Shoulder work by placing the board on an inclined plane
Spatial awareness
Usage:
This exercise can be practiced by 1 to 6 people simultaneously. Move the pawns from one side to the opposite side. It is also possible to practice alone, working on endurance and precision through repetitive movement.

Set of 6 putties (113g each).

Different colors & resistances:

Beige – Extra soft
Yellow – Very soft
Red – Soft
Green – Firm
Blue – Very firm
Gray – Extra firm

12 rehabilitation foam blocks (4 densities) WASHABLE

1 board with magnetic dots
18 magnetic pawns (2 colors) strong resistance
Rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game
Objectives:

Grip (tri-digital or fine motor skills)
Muscle strength
Movement
Logic
Usage:
Move the pawns according to the rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game. The activity can also be done independently by moving the pawns along the path.
Pawn colors may vary.

1 board with magnetic dots
18 magnetic pawns (2 colors) medium resistance
Rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game
Objectives:

Grip (tri-digital or fine motor skills)
Muscle strength
Movement
Logic
Usage:
Move the pawns according to the rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game. The activity can also be done independently by moving the pawns along the path.
Pawn colors may vary.

1 board with magnetic dots
18 magnetic pawns (2 colors) light resistance
Rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game
Objectives:

Grip (tri-digital or fine motor skills)
Muscle strength
Movement
Logic
Usage:
Move the pawns according to the rules of the Merels or Nine Men's Morris game. The activity can also be done independently by moving the pawns along the path.
Pawn colors may vary.

1 Board = 2 Activities

Description:

1 square board ≈ 50 cm
20 magnetic pawns Ø 25 mm (2 colors, height 3 cm)
7 tubes with caps Ø 25 mm (height 5 cm)
3 tubes Ø 25 mm (height 10 cm)
3 solid rods Ø 25 mm (height 12 cm)
6 tubes with caps Ø 25 mm (height 12 cm)
Objectives:

Work on grip
Work on light resistance
Spatial awareness
Dissociation
Bi-manual coordination
Usage:
The various accessories allow for diverse grip work (tri-digital grip, wrapping, pinching, etc.). The board is divided into two parts: one side has magnetic spots, allowing activities such as "Connect 4" thanks to the two colors of pawns. The other side of the board allows for movement exercises with a full grip and wrist involvement, through the flipping of tubes.

1 square board ≈ 50 cm
20 tubes Ø 25 mm (2 colors, height 10 cm)
10 tubes Ø 20 mm (transparent, height 12 cm)
8 square sticks 10 mm² (1 color, height 14 cm)
Objectives:

Working on inclusion solutions
Progressive finger wrapping work
Various grips
Bi-manual coordination
Usage:
Place the tubes and sticks in the appropriate slots. Insert the elements into each other using the different diameters, aiming to create as many combinations and nestings as possible. Another interesting exercise is to reverse the process, dismantling the combinations and returning the elements to their original places.

1 square board ≈ 50 cm
4 sticks Ø 4 mm (1 color, height 12 cm)
6 square sticks 10 mm² (1 color, height 14 cm)
8 tubes Ø 16 mm (transparent, height 11 cm)
4 square tubes 20 mm² (white, height 8 cm)
2 tubes Ø 30 mm² (translucent, height 8 cm)
10 tubes Ø 25 mm² (colored, height 5 cm, 10 cm, and 12 cm)
2 tubes Ø 40 mm² (transparent, height 5 cm)
Objectives:

Working on inclusion solutions
Progressive finger wrapping
Various grips
Bi-manual coordination
Usage:
Place the tubes and sticks in the appropriate slots. Insert the elements into each other using the different diameters, aiming to create as many combinations and nestings as possible. Another interesting exercise is to reverse the process, dismantling the combinations and returning the elements to their original places.

Match 4 images forming a logical sequence in the order of production.

Contents:

20 thick cardboard cards (11.5 x 11.5 cm) with a carrying case

Match the images that form a logical sequence.

Contents:

20 photographs (11.5 x 11.5 cm) with a storage box.

1 base & 1 perforated rod
2 spirals (2 sizes: LG 3 loops, SM 4 loops)
7 rods Ø 8 – 10 – 12 – 15 mm (various lengths)
21 clips (5 resistances, different colors)
25 rings (5 colors)
14 locking washers (4 sizes – for rod locking)
16 tubes Ø 25 mm (4 colors, height 5 cm)
28 beads (6 shapes)
1 tightening screw
Objectives:

Shoulder range of motion
Shoulder rotation
Bi-manual coordination
Muscle strength
Precision of movement
Usage:
Several possible exercises: rehabilitation of shoulder range of motion, shoulder rotation with spirals, muscle strength with clips, and precision of movement in trauma and neurology.

Abacuses are stacking and sorting games. Several rings of different colors are stacked on a base with multiple rods.

Contents:

100 rings (4 colors)
2 boards
10 rods
2 exercise cards

Bric Magic is a creative and educational game based on two geometric shapes that fit together to create countless rosettes and mosaics in a simple and playful way. While having fun, this game helps to develop aesthetic and logical senses by stimulating fine motor skills, coordination, concentration, and creativity!

Contents:

96 XL pieces made of food-grade plastic in 8 different colors
4 boards
2 exercise cards

1 half-spherical hand support (with ball bearings)
Adjustable Velcro strap
Objectives:

Movement and mobility
Muscle strengthening
Precision
Range of motion work
Spatial awareness
Usage:
Place the hand on the hemispherical part of the skate. Use the support strap if needed. The skate is suitable for various conditions: shoulder pathologies, muscle weakness, paralysis, etc. It allows smooth, resistance-free movement. Not suitable for highly spastic hands.

We recommend using initiation mats alongside the skate to optimize the activity.

The kit includes:
– 1 wheeled suitcase for easy transport
– 1 multi-activity board with a compartmentalized box and 31 accessories
– 1 spherical skate
– 1 initiation mat (double activities)

1 board equipped with 9 fixed rods
Elastic bands (delivered in a box) – (11 colors / 6 resistances)
Exercise cards
Objectives:

Finger opening work
Finger flexion & extension
Muscle strength
Usage:
Place the elastic bands around the rods on the board to replicate the patterns shown on the exercise cards. Start with low-resistance elastic bands and gradually increase the difficulty by using higher-resistance bands.

6 relay batons (30 cm)
6 rigid cones (height: 38 cm)
6 hoops (2x Ø60 cm, 2x Ø50 cm, 2x Ø35 cm)
1 manipulation ball (Ø17 cm)
24 footprints (8 different shapes)
5 soft discs (Ø16.5 cm)
12 poles Ø2.5 cm (4x 1m60, 2x 1m20, 2x 1m, 4x 0.80m)
8 bricks (30 x 15 x 6 cm)
10 multifunction clips
1 storage bag (85 x 55 cm)
6 foam rebound balls (Ø6.5 cm)
20 boundary markers with stand
Usage:
This set will allow you to create many motor skills, balance, and coordination courses. Adapted physical activity (APA) can be performed with different audiences.

Objectives:
Balance, mobility, coordination, muscle strengthening, flexibility, cognitive functions, socialization, spatial-temporal orientation.

1 board with 4 wheels
Non-contractual color
Dimensions: 43.5 cm x 30 cm
Weight: 1.2 kg

Set of 10 handles (2 x 5 different resistances).

The CanDo ErgoGrip hand exerciser is sold in pairs. The weight equals the force required to fully compress the fixed ErgoGrip handles.

The new CanDo resistance sequence on these ergonomic handles meets all needs, from early stroke rehabilitation (yellow) to advanced athletic training (black).

The resistance doubles at each level, allowing you to progress through the stages.

Digiflex (set of 5 Digiflex)

The CanDo DigiFlex develops isolated strength, flexibility, and coordination of the fingers by strengthening hand and forearm resistance. Use each button independently to exercise the fingers or compress the entire device for complete hand and forearm strengthening. Comes with an illustrated manual. Develops isolated strength, flexibility, and coordination of the fingers. Stronger fingers.