Hand gripper Springos ACT0108 — steel spring, aluminum handles, 68 kg resistance, 13×10.5 cm

Hand gripper Springos ACT0108 is a compact grip-strength trainer built with a steel spring and aluminum handles, designed to provide 68 kg of resistance. Its total dimensions are 13 cm in height and 10.5 cm in width, with a handle length of 9.5 cm and an 18 mm handle diameter. The spring is coated to resist corrosion and the handle ends are marked with the resistance value. The device is intended for forearm and hand strength exercises, rehabilitation and general fitness routines.

Advantages

The gripper combines a durable steel spring with lightweight aluminum handles that feature an anti-slip finish, providing a secure grip during use. The compact 13×10.5 cm footprint and 9.5 cm handles make it convenient for home, gym or travel use. Corrosion-resistant coating on the spring extends product life, while resistance markings on the handle ends make it easy to identify the 68 kg resistance. Its simple, mechanical design requires no charging or maintenance beyond basic cleaning.

Suitable for

• Strengthening forearm and hand muscles
• Grip endurance training for climbers, weightlifters and racket sport players
• Rehabilitation and physiotherapy exercises after hand or wrist injury
• General fitness and daily hand mobility routines
• Portable training when travelling or at the office

Key specifications

• Resistance: 68 kg
• Materials: steel spring, aluminum handles
• Total height: 13 cm
• Total width: 10.5 cm
• Internal distance between handles (resting): 7.5 cm
• Handle length: 9.5 cm
• Handle diameter: 18 mm
• Spring diameter: 34 mm
• Steel rod thickness: 5 mm
• Anti-slip finish on handles
• Anti-corrosion coating on the spring

How to use

Hold the gripper in one hand with the thumb wrapped around one handle and the fingers around the other so the anti-slip finish faces your palm. Position the device so the spring is aligned with your knuckles and squeeze the handles together until they meet or until you reach your limit. Release slowly to the starting position. Perform repetitions in controlled sets, alternating hands as needed. For rehabilitation, follow a therapist’s guidance and start with low repetitions and frequent rest.

Usage recommendations

Start with 2–3 sets of 6–12 repetitions per hand, 2–4 times per week, increasing reps or sets gradually. Maintain a neutral wrist position, avoid sudden jerks, and keep the movements controlled. Inspect the spring and handles periodically for wear or damage; clean the gripper with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid submerging in water to protect the anti-corrosion coating.