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Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor
Body-powered hooks and hands. A lightweight voluntary-closing gripper with ridged grip surfaces and custom colours.
Fillauer (TRS) products
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 6 products
Fillauer (TRS) has 6 products in the Mobility Atlas catalog, in Prosthetics. Maker country as recorded in the catalog: USA. Prices are quoted on request for your configuration and country.
6 products from Fillauer (TRS)
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Lite Touch Adult Hand
Body-powered hooks and hands. A flexible-polymer voluntary-closing hand with moulded anatomical detail that needs no glove.
Price on request
Black Iron Master
Activity-specific terminal devices. A locking gripping device for heavy weightlifting and gym training.
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Guitar Pick Adapter
Activity-specific terminal devices. A ball-jointed holder that positions a guitar pick on a prosthesis.
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Freestyle Swimming Device
Activity-specific terminal devices. A folding-wing swim paddle that opens on the power stroke and folds on recovery.
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Lite Touch Children's Biomechanical Hands
Pediatric hands. Flexible voluntary-closing hands in child sizes that need no glove.
About Fillauer (TRS)
Fillauer is a United States maker of orthotic and prosthetic devices. Its website says the business was started in 1914 by George Fillauer Sr., is based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and was acquired by Hanger, Inc. in 2024. TRS Inc., which makes activity-specific devices for people missing one or both hands, was acquired by Fillauer in 2019. The wider range includes upper and lower limb prosthetics, orthotics, myoelectric and body-powered components and fabrication supplies.
The catalog lists the TRS range under upper limb and pediatric prosthetics. Examples are the Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor, the Lite Touch Adult Hand, the Black Iron Master for weight training, the Guitar Pick Adapter and the Freestyle Swimming Device. Terminal devices attach to a prosthesis made by a prosthetist, who also sets up the harness and cable for body-powered models. Before asking for a quote, confirm with your clinician the size, the side and the wrist connection that your prosthesis uses.
Known for
- Body-powered prehensors and hands
- Activity-specific terminal devices for sport and music
- Pediatric hands
- Orthotic and prosthetic components
Written from the maker's own pages and public references, read on 5 October 2026. Mobility Atlas is an independent catalog and is not the maker's official dealer.
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