The Transcarpal Hand DMC (Dynamic Mode Control) Plus utilizes cable lamination anchors to maintain a minimum build height, the Transcarpal Hand DMC plus provides a compact myoelectric option for fitting residual limb lengths from wrist disarticulation to transcarpal levels. This hand provides proportional control of grip speed and grip force in relation to the strength of the muscle signal. It features a centrally guided flat cable, automatic shut-off electronics and integrated on-off switch, low-friction bevel gear, positive back lock and system inner hand. An integrated slip clutch allows the hand to be opened in case of power supply or myoelectric control failure.Can be operated with the 757B35=* MyoEnergy Integral, the 757B20/757B21 EnergyPack or the 757B15 X-ChangePackMinimal clearance requiredVariable grip speed ranges from 15-130 mm/secCable Loops in lieu of lamination ring provide flexibility in fabrication30% lighter and 30% shorter than a standard 8E38 hand for longer amputationsNo wrist rotation: patient must be able to actively pronate and supinate the hand

The Transcarpal Hand DMC (Dynamic Mode Control) Plus utilizes cable lamination anchors to maintain a minimum build height, the Transcarpal Hand DMC plus provides a compact myoelectric option for fitting residual limb lengths from wrist disarticulation to transcarpal levels. This hand provides proportional control of grip speed and grip force in relation to the strength of the muscle signal. It features a centrally guided flat cable, automatic shut-off electronics and integrated on-off switch, low-friction bevel gear, positive back lock and system inner hand. An integrated slip clutch allows the hand to be opened in case of power supply or myoelectric control failure.Can be operated with the 757B35=* MyoEnergy Integral, the 757B20/757B21 EnergyPack or the 757B15 X-ChangePackMinimal clearance requiredVariable grip speed ranges from 15-130 mm/secCable Loops in lieu of lamination ring provide flexibility in fabrication30% lighter and 30% shorter than a standard 8E38 hand for longer amputationsNo wrist rotation: patient must be able to actively pronate and supinate the hand