IMI-2831 IMI-2831 Hand Exercise Work Station "NIRMAL":
Tubular steel frame table with laminated top is fitted with Pulleys, Leather loops, Nylon cord & Weights for Fingers, Hand, Wrist & Forearm exercises. Especially for Metacarpophalangeal / Interphalangeal joints. Also provided with Wrist Roller, Supinator / Pronator & Wrist-Circumduction handles for Grip & Wrist exercises.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:
- Table: Tubular Steel frame table with laminated top, Size; 60 cm x 75 cm x 75 cm high. For Finger & Grip Exercises;
- Pulleys: 6 (Six) Nylon pulleys, fitted in Steel Frame with Powder coated finish.
- :12 leather Loops with a Nylon cord that passes through the Pulleys for Finger exercises.
- Weight Hangers: Six, Weight Hangers with Pulleys underneath the Table to hang weights.
- Weight: Five sets, each set consists of 5 weights of one each of 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500grams. Weights with a hole to hang, have Chrome finished. For Wrist Exercises:
Wrist Roller: An aluminium roller with handles for supination-pronation & wrist circumduction is provided for wrist exercises.
: Wrist-Roller is provided with a resistance adjustment knob.
: Degree of Rotation can be measured and recorded.
- Finish: Metal parts with Powder coating finish.
Purpose-Built for PhysiotherapyThe IMI-2831 Hand Exercise Work Station is thoughtfully engineered to meet the demands of physiotherapy in clinical and hospital environments. With its robust steel tubular frame, it supports a variety of rehabilitative exercises aimed at improving motor function and mobility in the hands, shoulders, and upper body joints.
Inclusive Design for All Age GroupsSuitable for children, adults, elders, and women, this exercise station addresses a wide age spectrum. Its stable, non-portable structure ensures safety and effectiveness for users undergoing therapy for various physical conditions, from muscle rehabilitation to nerve strengthening.
Applications and BenefitsIdeal for treating injuries and disabilities related to the hand, shoulder, cervical region, back, muscles, and nerves, the IMI-2831 facilitates comprehensive rehabilitation. It boosts recovery by providing a controlled environment for routine hand exercises, efficiently assisting the healing process, and minimizing the risk of future complications.
FAQ's of IMI-2831 Hand Exercise Work Station:
Q: How is the IMI-2831 Hand Exercise Work Station used in physiotherapy?
A: This work station is used to perform a range of therapeutic exercises targeting the hands, shoulders, joints, cervical spine, back, muscles, and nerves. It enables physiotherapists to customize rehabilitation programs for patients with different mobility or injury needs.
Q: What is the primary benefit of using this hand exercise table?
A: The primary benefit lies in its ability to aid recovery and enhance the functional strength of hands and upper body through repetitive, manual exercises. This supports patients in regaining dexterity and reducing pain over time.
Q: Who can use the IMI-2831 Hand Exercise Work Station?
A: It is suitable for children, adults, women, and elderly patients who require physiotherapy for hand, joint, or nerve-related conditions. The design ensures comfort and adaptability for a broad range of users.
Q: Where is this hand exercise work station typically installed?
A: The IMI-2831 is typically installed in physiotherapy departments of hospitals or clinics, where supervised rehabilitation sessions can be conducted by trained professionals.
Q: What is the process for using the IMI-2831 for hand rehabilitation?
A: Patients sit at the table, and under the guidance of a physiotherapist, perform targeted arm and hand exercises. The manual operation ensures they use their own muscle strength, promoting gradual improvement with regular sessions.
Q: Is the IMI-2831 portable or recyclable?
A: No, the work station is designed to be stationary for stability and safety during therapy sessions, and is not recyclable.
Q: When should the IMI-2831 be used as part of a rehabilitation program?
A: It should be used when a patient is advised by a physiotherapist to improve hand or upper body functionality, particularly in case of injuries, post-surgical care, or chronic conditions affecting mobility and strength.
