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TASKA Prosthetics · Multi-articulating bionic hands · PR-048

TASKA CX Waterproof Multi-Articulating Bionic Hand

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The TASKA CX is a compact multi-articulating bionic hand from TASKA Prosthetics that is fully waterproof to IP67 and can be submerged. It weighs from 430 g, has 20 grips and carries an overall load of 25 kg. The wrist has 40 degrees of built-in flexion and extension, and every digit works on touchscreens. The maker calls it the world's lightest multi-articulating hand.

Grips
20
Weight
From 430 g
Sizes
Small, medium
Water rating
IP67

TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX key features

  • IP67 waterproof, built for full submersion
  • 20 grips, from General Grasp to Mouse
  • 40 degrees of built-in wrist flexion and extension
  • Grip force up to 29 N thumb, 23 N fingers
  • 25 kg overall carry load
  • Capacitive touch on all digits

Who the TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX suits

For upper-limb amputees who want to wash, cook or work in the wet without taking the hand off, including smaller-handed users. Size, wrist and control setup are decided with a prosthetist.

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

Figures for comparing

Weight
0.43 kg (0.9 lb)

The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.

TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX specifications

TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX specifications
Grips20
WeightFrom 430 g
SizesSmall, medium
Water ratingIP67
Carry load25 kg overall
Grip forceThumb up to 29 N; fingers up to 23 N
Wrist40 degrees flexion and extension, built in
TouchscreenAll digits
Maker countryNew Zealand
PriceQuoted on request
BrandTASKA Prosthetics
CategoryUpper limb, Multi-articulating bionic hands
Catalog IDPR-048

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

TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX: common questions

Is the TASKA CX really waterproof?

Yes. It has an IP67 rating and the maker describes it as capable of full submersion.

How much does the TASKA CX weigh?

From 430 g, depending on size. It is made in small and medium.

How much can the TASKA CX carry?

The overall carry load is 25 kg. Grip force is up to 29 N at the thumb and 23 N at the fingers.

How to get a quote for the TASKA Prosthetics TASKA CX

  1. Add it to your enquiry list

    Press Add to enquiry. You can add other products and parts to the same list.

  2. Tell us your country and needs

    Send the list with your country, sizes and any options you want. No payment details are asked.

  3. Get a personal reply

    You receive availability, a price and delivery options by email, and decide after that.

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