Back to Blog
How-to Guides 2026-11-12 Penile traction device for Length & Curvature 0 views

Keys Set: Replacement and Maintenance Guide

Keys Set: Replacement and Maintenance Guide

Learn how to replace and maintain your Sizegenetics traction device keys. This guide covers what the keys do, when to replace them, and how to use them for custom length adjustments.

What the Keys Do in Your Sizegenetics Device

The Keys (set of 2) are small but essential tools for anyone using a Sizegenetics penile traction device. They allow you to tighten and loosen the elongation bars when adding or subtracting bars to customize your length setting. Without these keys, adjusting the device to your preferred tension or length would be difficult.

Each set includes two identical keys, so you always have a spare on hand. They are designed specifically for Sizegenetics traction devices and are not interchangeable with other brands.

Keys (Set of 2) at a Glance

  • Keys (set of 2): These Keys (set of 2) are designed for use with your Sizegenetics penile traction device. They allow you to tighten and loosen the elongation bars when adding or subtracting bars to customize your length setting. Confirms compatibility and primary function: adjusting the elongation bars for custom length settings.
    Keys (set of 2)
    Keys (set of 2)
  • Keys (set of 2): Set of two keys included. Use to tighten and loosen the elongation bars. Helps when adding or subtracting bars for custom length adjustments. Two keys are included, providing a backup if one is lost or worn. The keys are only used for adjusting the bars, not for any other part of the device.
  • Keys (set of 2): Compatible with Sizegenetics traction device. Confirms that these keys are not universal; they are made specifically for Sizegenetics devices.

How to Use the Keys for Length Adjustments

The following steps explain how to use the keys to adjust the elongation bars on your Sizegenetics device. These steps are based on the product's intended use as described in the catalog.

  1. 1. Identify the elongation bars: Locate the elongated bars on your Sizegenetics device. These are the bars that you add or remove to change the overall length of the device.
  2. 2. Insert the key into the tightening mechanism: Take one of the keys and insert its end into the small opening on the side of the bar mechanism. The key is designed to fit securely.
  3. 3. Turn the key to loosen or tighten: Turn the key clockwise to tighten the bar and counterclockwise to loosen it. The catalog states the keys are used to tighten and loosen the elongation bars.
  4. 4. Add or subtract bars as needed: Once the mechanism is loosened, you can add or remove elongation bars to customize your length setting. After making your adjustment, tighten the mechanism again using the key.
  5. 5. Repeat for the other side (if applicable): If your device has two elongation bars, repeat the process on the other side to ensure even tension.

When to Replace Your Keys

The keys themselves are durable metal tools, but they can wear out over time. If you notice that the key no longer fits snugly into the mechanism, or if it becomes bent or stripped, it's time to replace them. Having a spare set on hand ensures you won't be stuck mid-adjustment.

The catalog does not specify a replacement interval, so use your judgment. If the key feels loose or fails to grip the mechanism properly, order a new set.

What the Catalog Does Not Tell You

The catalog confirms that the keys are compatible with Sizegenetics devices and are used for tightening and loosening elongation bars. However, it does not provide detailed instructions on how to perform the adjustment, nor does it specify any cleaning or maintenance procedures for the keys themselves.

For best results, keep the keys clean and dry. Avoid applying excessive force, as this could damage the key or the device mechanism. If you lose one key, you still have a spare in the set.

Related Articles

Customer Service
Home
Products
Cart
Profile