Finger bones are visible through the material

Wrists and fingers must be handled with special care because fingers can break or push through the material. This is particularly important for customers because hands are often subjected to more strain in everyday life than one might think: when putting on tight sleeves, positioning the arms, taking photos, or coming into contact with hard objects. The simpler the finger design, the more important it is to bend and grasp objects carefully. But even higher-quality hand options are no excuse for rough handling.

What should you look out for?
A common mistake is to treat the hands as if they were rigid plastic parts. It is better to move them slowly and deliberately, without using individual fingers as levers. Especially when repositioning or moving a patient, care should be taken to ensure that the fingers are not pulled or pressed against hard edges.