Elbow exercise rehabilitation chair
Elbow exercise rehabilitation chair is widely used in rehabilitation center and hospital, it helps patients improve their elbow joint’s activity ability.
Elbow exercise rehabilitation chair
Elbow exercise rehabilitation chair is widely used in rehabilitation center and hospital, it helps patients improve their elbow joint’s activity ability.
Size: 123*101*117cm
Height range of cushion: 55-66cm
Range of lifting frame: 0-10cm
Range of forearm cushion: 0-15cm
Angle range of angle adjustment frame: 0~-25°
Angle range of back cushion: 90°~100°
Angle range of forearm frame: 0°~150°
Loading capacity: 135Kg
Counter weights: 4*1.8Kg
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