Prosthetic Hand Powered by Carbon Dioxide

Made:
unknown date in Farnborough and RAE Farnborough
Artificial hand prosthetic device powered by Carbon Dioxide Artificial hand prosthetic device powered by Carbon Dioxide Timeline of artificial arm prostheses. From left to right: 1

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Artificial hand prosthetic device powered by Carbon Dioxide
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Artificial hand prosthetic device powered by Carbon Dioxide
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Timeline of artificial arm prostheses. From left to right: 1
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Artificial hand prosthetic device powered by Carbon Dioxide, employing two miniature rolling sleeve valves complete lower arm with wrist rotator.

Details

Category:
Farnborough
Object Number:
1993-2766
Materials:
aluminium alloy and plastic.
Measurements:
overall: 340 mm x 90 mm
type:
artificial hand