RIMEC Fisiotek HP2 CPM for shoulder elbow & wrist

RIMEC Fisiotek HP2 CPM is a highly versatile apparatus that offers passive shoulder, elbow, and wrist mobilization with various types of movements. Its base rests on 5 pirouetting wheels with a brake, and this allows the CPM device to be easily moved and locked in the desired position. It is adjustable in height and the body of the apparatus can be tilted. This makes it possible to perform the entire joint range of movements, to use it with the patient sitting or supine, and to have a wide choice of the plane surface where the movement will be carried out. A variety of accessories can be mounted on its mechanical arm, depending on the type of rehabilitative movement chosen.

The Fisiotek HP2 CPM can be programmed by means of:

• Hand-held programmable keypad: Designed to empower the patient to actively participate in rehabilitation therapy (when possible). The keypad unit contains all the programming keys for the device, as well as START & STOP buttons for movement control.
• Control console: Used to program the functions of the Fisiotek device. The information display provides extremely sharp raphic symbol images that are clear and easy to understand to make use intuitive

Characteristics:

• Power supply: 85 ÷ 260 V ~ 50 ÷ 60 Hz
• Electrical safety: Class 1 B EN 60601-1 Standard
• Electromagnetic compatibility: Group 1 Class B EN 60601-1-2 Standard
• Classification according to Dir. EEC 93/42: Class IIa
• Weight: 77 kg

Programmable functions:

• Speed in both directions: min. 1,5°/sec. max. 3,5°/sec.
• Work time
• Automatic increase of the amplitude of movement on both limits
• Pause in both movement limits
• Warm-up cycles

Accessories:

• Memory Card
• Adjustable rods for arm support
• Accessory cart
• Variable slant handle for elbow flexo-extension
• Handle for elbow pronation-supination
• Wrist handle
• Fixed arm support for elbow
• Fixed wrist support
• Wrist deviation support

Use the Fisiotek HP2 CPM whenever joint movement needs to be restored passively in both surgical and non-surgical pathologies.