Tynor Mallet Finger Splint F05 | Finger Support
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The Tynor Mallet Finger Splint (F-05) is a simple, rigid splint designed to hold the fingertip (distal interphalangeal, or DIP, joint) in a slightly extended position — the key to managing mallet finger. Made from a malleable, aluminium-coated body with a soft Ethafoam lining, it gently immobilises the last finger joint while still allowing the middle (PIP) joint to move freely. An adjustable hook-and-loop (Velcro) fastener gives a gentle, secure grip, and the universal, ambidextrous design fits most fingers on either hand. Simple to apply, comfortable to wear and easy to keep clean.
- Rigid splint — A rigid, malleable aluminium-coated body provides strong immobilisation of the fingertip (DIP) joint.
- Ideal for left or right hand — Universal, ambidextrous design fits most fingers on either hand.
- Easy to use — Simple to apply and remove, with high patient compliance.
- Ethafoam lining — A soft foam lining cushions the finger for comfortable wear.
- Allows PIP movement — Immobilises the fingertip joint while leaving the middle finger joint free to move.
- Adjustable Velcro fastener — A hook-and-loop strap gives a gentle, secure and adjustable fit.
The Tynor Mallet Finger Splint is intended to immobilise and support the fingertip (DIP) joint in extension, under the direction of a qualified healthcare professional.
- Mallet finger (drooping fingertip from an extensor tendon injury)
- Distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint injuries
- Support of the distal finger joint during rest and recovery
- Post-surgical support of the fingertip joint
ⓘ Important: For mallet finger, the DIP joint usually needs to be kept continuously in extension for the period advised by your clinician. Follow your healthcare professional's instructions on wear time and removal.
Use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. Avoid letting the fingertip bend during the prescribed treatment period.
- Slide the splint over the fingertip so it supports the last finger joint (DIP) in a straight, slightly extended position.
- Shape the malleable splint if needed for a comfortable, snug fit.
- Fasten the hook-and-loop strap for a gentle, secure hold.
- Keep the fingertip supported in extension for the period advised by your clinician; remove regularly for cleaning and skin checks as directed.
- 1 × Tynor Mallet Finger Splint (F-05)
- User instruction manual
- Remove regularly for cleaning and inspection (as advised by your clinician)
- Clean with mild soap and water
- Allow to dry completely before wearing again
- Avoid putting excessive force on the splint while wearing it
- Do not dry-clean, iron or bleach
- Use only under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional
- Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you experience impaired sensation, reduced blood flow, allergic rash or itching, or if pain persists or worsens
- Avoid excessive force on the splint while wearing it
- Consult your doctor before using this device alongside another medical device
- Misuse or improper fitting may cause adverse effects and reduce effectiveness
- Follow the instructions provided on the box
- Keep out of reach of children
What is the Mallet Finger Splint used for?
It holds the fingertip joint (DIP) in extension to support recovery from mallet finger and related distal finger-joint injuries, as directed by a healthcare professional.
Does it fit either hand?
Yes — the universal, ambidextrous design fits most fingers on either hand.
Can I still bend my finger?
It immobilises the fingertip joint while allowing the middle (PIP) joint to move; for mallet finger, keep the fingertip straight for the period your clinician advises.
What size is it?
One universal size; the malleable splint can be shaped for a precise, comfortable fit.
Product Code: F 05
Size: Universal (ambidextrous; the malleable splint can be shaped to fit)
Fitting: Either hand
Materials: Aluminium (coated), Polyethylene foam (Ethafoam), Polyamide
Device Classification: Class I Medical Device
Manufacturer: Tynor Orthotics Pvt. Ltd.
Australian Supplier: Australian Healthcare Supplies