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REPLACING THE HAND SKIN
1. Pour a portion of the lubricant into the skin, allowing the lubricant to run down the sides (pour only
enough lubricant into the skin to completely coat the inside surface).
2. Squeeze the skin between your hands. Work your hands back and forth, up and down the skin to
coat the inside of the skin thoroughly with the lubricant.
3. Grasping the skin as illustrated, slide the skin down over the core until the fingers are approaching
the finger holes. (See Figure 6.)
CAUTION: Work the skin on gently — pulling hard on the end of the skin can stretch or tear the
material.
4. As the skin is worked down over the core, be sure the tubing remains in the channels.
5. Guide the fingers and thumb carefully into the proper holes as the skin is slipped further down on
the core. If you encounter difficulty, simply slide the skin back an inch or two from the fingers and
begin again.
6. After the fingers are positioned in the hand, slide the skin over the remainder of the core to provide a
snug fit.
7. If air is trapped in the fingers, a 22-gauge needle can be used to puncture the fingertip and allow the
air to escape.
POSITIONING THE TUBING
Feel along the tubing channel to be certain that the tubing is properly seated. If it has slipped out of its
channel while the skin was being pulled on, it can usually be moved back into position by working it with
your fingers on the outside of the skin.
The ends of the tubing should emerge from the two holes provided in the skin at the bottom of the wrist.
FINISHING INSTALLATION
Pull the skin snugly over the core. Check to be sure that the tubing has not become kinked. This can be
done by blowing air in one end of the tubing and checking for air flow out the other end.
Warm water should be used to rinse away any excess lubricant remaining
on the surface of the skin. Attach the hand to the stand with the thumb screws. (See Figure 7.)
Actual product may vary slightly from photo. Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials,
supplies, or function as needed.
Figure 6
Figure 7
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