Shoulder wall pulley
Shoulder wall pulley rehabilitation device is suitable for body resistance exercises, muscle strength training, and joint mobility training.
Shoulder wall pulley rehabilitation equipment
Shoulder wall pulley is suitable for anti-resistance movement of the limbs, muscle strength training, and range of motion training.
Type: shoulder pulley rehabilitation equipment
Application:
It is used for a bodily limbs to do antiresistance exercist to train muscular strength as well as joints’ motion range.
It consists of a fixed bracket, a pulley, a counterweight, a counterweight, and a tension band for feet.
Specification:
Dimension: 55 × 16 × 157cm
Weight: 43kg
Material: steel, stainless steel. The surface of steel parts is sprayed with plastic.
There are 2 sets of tensioners, each tensioner is equipped with 5 weight blocks, each weight block weighs 1.2KG
Maximum stroke: 102cm.
| Product name | Double Wall pulley weight trainer |
| Dimension | 55cm × 16mm × 157cm |
| Weight | 43kg |
| Tensioners qty | 2 sets |
| counterweights qty and weight | 1.2kg/block, 10pcs in total |
| Max pulley distance | 105cm |
| Weights qty | total 10 weights, 5pcs on each side |
| Loading capacity of handle | 480N |
| Loading capacity of rope | 720N |
| Type | Medical rehabilitation equipment |
| Function | Used for whole body rehabilitation training |
| MOQ | 1pc |
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