Long Triangle Graston tool

Key Features:

✔ Ergonomic Design: The tool has a curved, multi-functional shape, allowing for precise pressure application on different muscle areas.

✔ High-Quality Stainless Steel: Durable, smooth, and easy to clean—ideal for professional or personal use.

✔ Multiple Contact Points: The varied edges and cutouts are designed for targeting different muscle groups and trigger points effectively.

✔ Lightweight & Portable: Easy to carry for use at home, the gym, or in professional therapy sessions.

Overview

304 stainless steel is the most widely used stainless steel alloy, known for its excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and versatility. It belongs to the austenitic stainless steel family and contains 18-20% chromium and 8-10.5% nickel, which enhance its strength and resistance to oxidation.

Key Properties

• Corrosion Resistance: Exceptional resistance to rust and oxidation, making it ideal for humid and marine environments.

• Strength & Durability: High tensile strength and impact resistance.

• Heat Resistance: Can withstand temperatures up to 870-925°C without significant degradation.

• Formability & Weldability: Easily fabricated, welded, and shaped into various forms.

• Hygienic & Non-Reactive: Does not react with food or chemicals, making it safe for medical and food-grade applications.

How to Use a Stainless Steel Trigger Point Massage Tool in Simple Steps

This tool is designed for muscle relief, myofascial release, and deep tissue massage. Follow these steps to maximize its benefits:

Step 1: Prepare Your Skin

• Apply massage oil or lotion to reduce friction and allow smooth gliding.

• Identify the tight or sore areas you want to target (neck, back, shoulders, legs, etc.).

Step 2: Hold the Tool Correctly

• Grip the tool comfortably, using the curved or pointed edges based on the area you are working on.

Step 3: Apply Gentle Pressure

• Start with light to medium pressure and gradually increase if needed.

• Use slow, controlled strokes along the muscle fibers.

Step 4: Target Specific Areas

• Broad Muscles (Back, Thighs): Use the curved edges for smooth, long strokes.

• Neck & Shoulders: Apply light pressure with the rounded or concave side to release tension.

• Trigger Points & Knots: Use the pointed end to press and hold on tight spots for 30-60 seconds.

• Forearms & Hands: Glide the tool along the muscles to relieve tension from typing or lifting.

Step 5: Repeat & Adjust

• Perform 5-10 strokes per area, adjusting pressure as needed.

• If an area feels extra tense, hold gentle pressure for a few seconds before releasing.

Step 6: Post-Massage Care

• Drink water to help flush out toxins released during the massage.

• Stretch lightly to enhance muscle recovery.

• Clean the tool with warm soapy water or alcohol wipes.

🔹 Tip: Use the tool 2-3 times a week for best results, but avoid overuse on sore areas.

THIS TOOL IS FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY - DON'T USE IT IF YOU ARE NOT A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL