SWISS DEVELOPMENT · CHRISOFIX® TECHNOLOGY

Chrisofix® orthoses for malleable support and targeted immobilisation

Chrisofix® orthoses and splints for appropriately selected immobilisation. Explore the products, their applications and the technology built around a corrugated aluminium core.

Why Chrisofix®?

Development since 1995 · Adaptable fit · Clear product information

PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS

Clear information helps you find the appropriate solution

Each product page explains the indications, size selection, main application information and important limitations. Select the appropriate product with your treating healthcare professional.

Wrist splints and orthoses

CHRISOFIX® FINGER SPLINTS

See how our products work

Chrisofix® finger splints and metacarpal orthoses are designed for different immobilisation needs. Explore the models, applications and product-specific size information.

WHY CHRISOFIX®?

Swiss development in immobilisation for more than 30 years

The first patent application for Chrisofix® technology was filed in 1995; manufacturing began in Hungary in 1997. The Swiss and Hungarian companies together provide the development and manufacturing expertise.

Millions of products have helped patients on their recovery journey worldwide

Based on cumulative Chrisofix® product sales.

Malleability and support

The corrugated aluminium core allows the shape to be adjusted. The appropriate shell and fastening together serve the intended purpose of each product.

A design for each application

Different models are available for daytime, night-time, emergency and other care needs. Benefits and use instructions are explained for each product.

Practical product information

Indications, sizes, left/right variants and item numbers help you navigate the range. Patients and professionals can refer to the same clear information.

TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

Layered construction with coordinated function

In Chrisofix® hand orthoses, the malleable aluminium core provides support, while soft contact layers contribute to the fit. Appropriate straps complete the fastening for each design.

Check the specific cleaning, reuse and stability instructions on each product page. The rib splint, for example, is single use and does not follow the care instructions for hand orthoses.

Soft contact layers

Skin-contact surfaces and layered construction.

Corrugated aluminium core

Malleable construction, fitted without heat or water.

Product-specific straps

Textile and/or aluminium-containing fastening elements.

Conceptual overview of hand orthoses; not an anatomical or application diagram.

INFORMATION AND CONTACT

What information do you need?

Looking for a product?

Explore applications and size information. Discuss product selection and fitting with your treating healthcare professional.

Healthcare professional?

Contact the Chrisofix® team for product-specific information, application questions and professional enquiries.

Interested in partnership?

Contact the Chrisofix® team about distribution opportunities and the international partner network.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What should you know about Chrisofix®?

What does the Swiss background mean?

Chrisofix® technology originated in Swiss development and patent expertise. The central services of Chrisofix® AG in Switzerland work closely with the manufacturing company in Hungary.

Can every product be washed and reused?

No. Use and cleaning instructions differ between products. The daytime and night-time De Quervain orthoses can be reused by one patient and washed at 30 °C; the rib splint is single use.

How do I choose the appropriate product and size?

The indications and size tables on product pages help you navigate the range. Selecting the appropriate product and fit requires a treating healthcare professional. Size rules cannot automatically be transferred between different models.

THE NEXT STEP

Let us help you navigate the Chrisofix® range

Looking for product details, availability or professional information? Ask your treating healthcare professional for help with selecting and fitting the appropriate orthosis.