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The arm loop (axilla cuff) portion of our Active TH (trans-humeral) soft harness is now available separately. This provides users with the flexibility to mix and match sizes as well as the option to only replace the arm-loop when necessary.
Ordering example:
21A48=R-S-1 is the article number for a right side, small soft harness (right side = amputation side)
To order the complete Active TH Soft Harness, please use article # 21A47*
Features and user benefits of the Active TH Harness:
No attachment to the socket – the harness itself isn’t fixed to the socket, so it can be completely removed
Soft / High Quality Materials – enhanced underarm padding and breathable materials that absorb perspiration
Hygienic – all parts are machine washable up to 86° Fahrenheit
Permits Natural Movement – the strap guide on the back allows the contralateral arm to swing naturally when walking
Improved Pressure Distribution – padding in the crook of the arm improves pressure distribution
Easy Adjustments – the length of the strap can be easily adjusted for the user by the clinician. Additionally, users can make small adjustments directly using the hook-and-loop closure. For example, they can tighten or loosen the harness when carrying heavy objects. It is also removable with one hand.
Versatile – may be modified for additional control straps, etc.
Ideally complemented to our 12K100N/12K110N* Dynamic Arms and 12K50=* ErgoArms
| Size | Armhole Circumference | Article Number (Left) | Article Number (Right) |
| Small | 38 - 45.3 cm | 21A48=L-S-1 | 21A48=R-S-1 |
| Medium | 45.3 - 52.6 cm | 21A48=L-M-1 | 21A48=R-M-1 |
| Large | 52.6 - 60 cm | 21A48=L-L-1 | 21A48=R-L-1 |
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