Fitness Equipment OEM Exercise Hand Gripper Strengthener With
Adjustable Resistance
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Product Description
| Product name | Exercise Hand Gripper |
| Color | Black OR Customized |
| weight | 73 g |
| Material | Silicone |
| Function | Muscle Relex Apparatus |
| Application | Fitness Equipmen |
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FAQ
1. Can you do customized products and package ?
Yes, we provide OEM service, no matter the products or package
2. How about payment ?
T/T 30% deposit, the balance before shipping; LC at sight; Western
Union
3. How about sample and shipping charge ?
1~2pcs stock sampls will be free, shipping charge by your side.
Sample in stock in 3days, custom
sample 5-7days.
4. How about the quality guarantee period and after-sales service?
365 days after selling, we will 100% take the responsibility of the
quality except the human damage.
5. What’s the quality control standard?
We are committed to strictly implement the international quality
control standards , as the commodity inspection specifications to
ensure high-quality products
Our in-house quality control standard is AQL: 1.5, 4.0
6. How about the delivery?
On time delivery is our basic principle, the delivery date on the
contract will be 100% respected.
Tips For Exercise Hand Gripper
Grip strength machines mainly exercise the muscle groups of the
hands and forearms, including:
1. Opponens Pollicis: Located on the side of the palm, it is
responsible for turning the thumb to the other fingers.
2. Abductor Pollicis Brevis: Located at the base of the palm, it is
responsible for keeping the thumb away from the other fingers.
3. Abductor Pollicis Longus: Located on the forearm, it is
responsible for extending the thumb to the outside.
4. Flexor Pollicis Longus: Located on the forearm, it is
responsible for flexing the thumb.
5. Flexor Pollicis Brevis: Located at the base of the palm, it also
participates in flexion of the thumb.
6. Finger flexor muscles (Flexor Digitorum Superficialis and Flexor
Digitorum Profundus): located in the forearm, responsible for
flexion of the fingers.
