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Fillauer TRS Grip 5 Evolution voluntary-closing prehensor

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Fillauer (TRS) · Body-powered hooks and hands · PR-042

Fillauer TRS Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The Fillauer TRS Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor is a lightweight voluntary-closing terminal device for body-powered arm prostheses. It opens more than 3 inches and has several shaped grip surfaces, with ridges on the fingers to keep hold of objects. Because it closes when the cable is pulled, the wearer sets the grip force. Colours can be mixed, with hundreds of combinations possible.

Type
Voluntary-closing prehensor
Opening
Over 3 in
Operation
Body powered, cable
Colours
Customisable combinations

Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor key features

  • Voluntary closing: cable pull sets grip force
  • Opens more than 3 in
  • Ridged finger grip surfaces
  • Hundreds of colour combinations
  • 12-month warranty from fit date
  • Suggested US L-code L6722

Who the Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor suits

For body-powered prosthesis users who prefer to control grip strength through their own cable pull instead of a spring, and who like a device in their own colours. A prosthetist sets it up with the harness.

This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.

Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor specifications

Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor specifications
TypeVoluntary-closing prehensor
OpeningOver 3 in
OperationBody powered, cable
ColoursCustomisable combinations
Warranty12 months from fit date
Suggested L-codeL6722
Part numberPIC41015
Maker countryUSA
PriceQuoted on request
BrandFillauer (TRS)
CategoryUpper limb, Body-powered hooks and hands
Catalog IDPR-042

Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.

Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor: common questions

How wide does the Grip 5 Evolution open?

It opens more than 3 inches.

What does voluntary closing mean on the Grip 5?

The device closes when you pull the cable, so how hard you pull decides how firmly it grips.

Can I choose the colour of the Grip 5 Evolution?

Yes. Fillauer offers customisable colour options and says hundreds of combinations are possible.

How to get a quote for the Fillauer Grip 5 Evolution Prehensor

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