Breaking through tradition, the "ergonomic door handle" patent leads the way to a comfortable experience.

JIFU, a company dedicated to the research and development of ergonomic products, has recently been granted a national invention patent for its innovative "Adaptive Ergonomic Door Handle" (Patent No.: ZL 2024 3 0816021.5). This patented product breaks away from the traditional "one-size-fits-all" design of door handles, offering personalized and comfortable opening experiences for different users, which has drawn significant attention within the industry.

Chief designer Mr. Liu introduced that the biggest highlight of this door handle lies in its unique "ergonomic structure". The curvature and height of the handle perfectly fit the user's hand. For instance, for children, the handle has a smaller curvature that is easier to grasp; for the elderly with weaker hand strength, the handle provides a stronger friction and grip, reducing the force needed to open the door. Tests have shown that the average force required to open the door with this handle can be reduced by 30%, greatly enhancing the convenience of use.

Furthermore, this door handle is made of a skin-friendly, anti-slip and antibacterial silicone material. It has a comfortable touch and effectively prevents slipping when wet or sweaty hands are in contact. At the same time, it can inhibit the growth of common bacteria, ensuring the health of users. In terms of design, it features simple and smooth lines, which can be adapted to various styles of door bodies and combines practicality with aesthetics.

Currently, this patented product has reached cooperation intentions with several high-end hotels and elderly care institutions. The hotel side stated that introducing this door handle can significantly enhance the stay experience for guests, especially the elderly and children; the elderly care institution emphasized its friendly design for the elderly with mobility issues. Industry experts believe that this patent has ushered in a new era of "tailored design" for door handles, and will drive the entire building hardware industry towards a more humanized direction.