does this product have a spring to open and close? or do you have to open it manually to insert the patients finger?
1322169
It acts just like an old wooden close pin. I've had mine for quite a while now. I use it just about every day. It's hit the floor a few times and seems quite durable.
1322170
You have to put on patients finger manually. It's easy to open and put on finger like an old fashioned clothes pin.
1758266
I use my finger nail; once you pull it up a little you can use the tip of your finger to open fully.
1268747
Believe you can use your fingernail to push in on it, it should be slightly spring loaded to eject.
1794046
No it doesn't have spring assist but it lSlides open with a small flick of the wrist
1870056
There is a clip inside that engages when you open . You need to pull it to the side with a fingernail as you are closing it back up.
1065019
No button for auto open but it is spring assisted with a index finget on the front of the knife. I have weak hands . It requires a reasonable amount of pressure but it springs open rather strong.
791272
No explicit spring. However the grips and the arms might be flexible enough that if you clamp it loosely you might be able to pop out the iPad one-handed. Grab the top, push down to flex, lift out.
1924992
The fingers are molded together. It's made of made of PVC, with antibacterial Sil-a-Gel formula, so it's somewhat flexible, but it won't be floppy. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
102882
There is a piece that you push with your thumb. It has a safety as well so you can't close on your thumb. Very easily used with one hand, I do it several times everyday.
1016888
I slide four fingers on my left hand into the recess and pull to open the door. It works well for me, but I don't have arthritis.If you need to loop your fingers around a handle then this won't work for you. IF it does work for you, it's an excellent microwave!
791101
No, this only opens via the scanner. The first time I programmed it, I made a big mistake. It was set up to open, BY ANYONE, just by depressing the first finger pad. That is the only pad that actually depresses. The proper set up is: You press that pad first, then scan your finger.
953105
It has a small button at the top of the handle that opens with your index finger. It is nice.
1006362
Hey! My name is also Richard! There is none, other than the fact that it is not instantly spring assisted, you do need to open it about a quarter inch before the assist kicks in. I keep it clipped to the inside of my pockets, and it has never opened inside my pocket.
1374755
Four "fingers" grip the edges of the ipad in place and a built in spring mechanism provides enough tension to hold it securely. The other pieces visible in the not-so-great photo are for releasing the "fingers" by operating the spring mechanism. it sounds more complicated than it is. I use it in a P28A Archer III with my full-size ipad in the Apple-issue case.
857591
On the bottom of the spring there are tensioners that turn upward to put tension on the spring. Each spring has one so the tension may be set different for each finger.
1896818
Yes it easily flips out with the index finger IF you don't have it locked. The lock can be tightened open or removed if you like.
103467
It has an opening that you easily slide or move to open. When you want it closed you use the hook clips to keep it closed.