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Adjustable Range of Motion – Flexion and extension angles can be customized to match rehabilitation needs.
Flexible Training Settings – Speed and resistance can be adjusted for progressive rehabilitation.
Safe & Stable Fixation – Soft straps and cushions secure the arm without compressing nerves or blood vessels.
Durable & Ergonomic Design – Lightweight metal frame designed for comfort and easy handling.
Professional Rehabilitation Support – Ideal for postoperative recovery, sports injuries, arthritis, and stroke sequelae.
The Elbow Joint Trainer is a medical-grade rehabilitation device designed to restore mobility, relieve stiffness, and strengthen the elbow after injury or surgery. Its adjustable angles, speed, and resistance allow for tailored rehabilitation, supporting gradual recovery of joint function.
Suitable for home or clinical use, the device features soft, comfortable fixation straps to prevent secondary injuries and ensure safe, effective training. Regular use under professional guidance helps improve flexibility, reduce pain, and maintain long-term elbow health.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Elbow Joint Trainer |
| Material | Metal |
| Weight | 7200 g |
| Applicable Parts | Elbow / Upper Arm |
| Item Number | Elbow Joint Trainer |
| Fixation Method | Velcro / Soft Cushion Straps |
| Adjustable Settings | Angle, Speed, Resistance |
Postoperative patients: after elbow fractures, joint replacements, tendon or ligament repairs
Athletes with sports injuries: tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, throwing injuries
Arthritis patients: to relieve stiffness and maintain joint range of motion
Stroke survivors: to reduce upper limb spasm and restore joint function
Place the arm securely on the trainer and fasten the fixation straps.
Adjust the flexion/extension angle, resistance, and speed according to therapy goals.
Begin slow, controlled exercises under professional guidance.
Gradually increase training time, range, and intensity following the “painless or slightly painful” principle.
Maintain regular training sessions for optimal recovery.
Always follow the guidance of a doctor or rehabilitation therapist for equipment settings and usage.
Avoid forcing large angles or high resistance to prevent secondary injury.
Check straps and device stability before each session.
Rehabilitation requires persistence—regular, consistent training yields the best results.
Stop immediately if pain or discomfort occurs, and consult a professional.
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