TR Medical Hardware

Working with many of the industry leading healthcare OEM's and their subcontractors, TR provides a wide variety of fasteners and components for medical applications

Our knowledge of this sector allows us to speedily support the specific needs of the industry, ranging from standard items to volume bespoke parts.

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TR's Face Visor Kit provides a quick and secure method of attaching a strap to a face visor

Features & benefits

• Each kit consists of two polypropylene clips and a 330mm elastic strap
• The Clips are lockable and re-usable to allow adjustment to the strap
• The Clips are flat and smooth on each side to prevent abrasion whilst being worn and giving them a clean aesthetic design
• Fast assembly time for production requirements
• Simple finger pressure closure and release mechanism
• Standard colours are black and white with other colours available subject to MOQ’s
• The standard 19mm elastic strap can also be provided in a 15mm width and 1mm increments up to 19mm

View further information on the Face Visor Kit here

The L-bow Handle can be retrofitted to an existing compatible door handle and allows the door to be opened “hands free” with your forearm, reducing the risk of direct contact with viruses and bacteria on the door handle

Features & benefits

• Quick and easy to install
• Allows door to be opened with forearm instead of hand
• Works on handles 19mm to 22mm
• Available from stock in black
• Can be manufactured in other colours (minimum 1000 pieces)

View further information on the L-bow Handle here

Assembly Instructions

(Elements necessary for the assembly: Flat or socket wrench 7mm)

1. Clean and degrease the handle (6)
2. On the inside surface of the parts (1) and (2) stick self-adhesive pad (5)
3. Place the door opener (1) on the handle (6) with the front plate facing you
4. Mount the door opener (2) on the handle (6)
5. Pre-tighten the door opener with the screws (3 & 4) available in the set
6. Set the position of the door opener against the door (so that the forearm can be freely inserted into the space between the handle and the door)
7. Tighten the screws until the door opener is fixed