Finger ladder help improve finger and shoulder strength and range of motion during occupational therapy exercises with a Finger & Shoulder Ladder.

Finger ladders are physical therapy tools often used to progressively restore range of motion to the shoulder, elbow and wrist joints. Typically, these tools are used as part of a rehabilitation program after injury to the rotator cuff or other joint injury

This hand rehabilitation wire maze trainer is designed to improve hand-eye coordination, fine motor control and upper limb stability. Patients guide the sliding handle along the curved metal wire track, helping restore wrist and forearm movement, widely used in physiotherapy centers and hospitals.

This wall-mounted upper limb rotation trainer helps patients perform passive and active shoulder rotation exercise. Built-in angle dial records the range of motion, ideal for frozen shoulder, post-operation shoulder stiffness and upper limb mobility recovery.

Main Uses

• Improving Forearm Rotation : It helps exercise the pronation and supination movements of the forearm by rotating the handle.
• Wrist and Muscle Strength Training : It is used to train the range of motion for wrist flexion/extension and to recover upper limb muscle strength.
• Rehabilitation Therapy : It is frequently utilized for upper limb functional training following fractures, hand or wrist injuries, and for stroke patients with hemiplegia.