This document describes research on developing a contact model for a soft robot finger for power grasping objects. The researchers developed a nonlinear cylindrical model of a soft finger that deforms under a normal load. They derived relationships between the deformation, contact width, touch angle, and contact force based on the finger's geometry and material properties. Experiments were conducted using artificial fingers made of different elastic materials (silicone, neoprene, viton) to validate the model by measuring deformation and contact width under various loads. The results showed good agreement between the analytical model and experimental measurements, with a maximum deviation of 2.7%. The contact model can be applied to analyze grasping with soft fingers in robot hands.