Foam Tubing Builds-Up Utensil Handles
Sammons Preston Foam Tubing is used to build-up the outside diameter of an eating utensil with a soft foam covering. Ideal for those with arthritis or weak grip strength, the tubing can easily slide on most utensils to increase handle thickness for a more...
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm. - Latex-free foam tubing slides onto any spoon, fork, or knife handle to add a layer of protection and comfort for easier handling
- Made of a slip-resistant material to ensure tubing remains on handle and provides a stable grip during use
- Supplied in 12¨ (30 cm) pieces that can be cut to length to build-up the surface of thin, hard objects
- Ideal for individuals with weak grip and poor hand function, foam tubing maximizes user independence and helps increase mobility
- Delivered in a pack of 6, foam tubing is available in three sizes (¼”, ⅜” and ⅝”) or as an assortment of colors with 2 of each bore size
| Weight | 0.040000 |
|---|---|
| UNSPSC | 42211900 |
| Performance Preferred | Yes |
| Bore | Assorted (2 of each) |
| Color | Assorted (2 of each) |
| Outside Diameter | Assorted (2 of each) |
| Sell Packaging | Each |
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