Partial Hand Solutions Titan Flex Technical Instructions page 4

Positioning the Finger (Titan Partial Finger)
Apply pressure to the back
of the fingertip, which
causes the fingertip to
ratchet into flexion. Once
the desired position is
determined, pressure can
be removed from the
fingertip and the tip would
be locked in to position.
Positioning the Finger (TitanThumb)
Apply pressure to the back
of the thumb tip, which
causes the thumb tip to
ratchet into flexion. Once
the desired position is
determined, pressure can
be removed from the
thumb tip and the tip
would be locked in to
position.
To return the fingertip back to
the extended position, dislocate
the tip section from the base by
pulling on the tip section. This
motion releases a pin in the tip
section from the base allowing
the finger to move freely. Once
the desired position is
determined, the pull on the
fingertip can be released and the
finger will engage in the new
locked position.
To return the thumb tip back to
the extended position, dislocate
the tip section from the base by
pulling on the tip section. This
motion releases a pin in the tip
section from the base allowing
the finger to move freely.
The thumb can be rotated 360
degrees.