CPM Machine Knee Continuous Passive Motion Device (XY-CPM-IIB) For Rehabilitation

The XY-CPM-IIB is designed to aid post-surgery recovery and rehabilitation by providing continuous passive motion to the knee (and hip areas). It helps improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and support recovery after knee, hip, or joint surgery under the supervision of a clinician.

The device is primarily designed for knee rehabilitation and can also be adjusted to support hip recovery. It is commonly used in rehabilitation centers following knee or hip surgery or injury.

Knee joint angle: adjustable from 0° to 125°. Hip angle: adjustable between 25° and 100°. Foot plate movement: can move to an angle of ≥40° for proper limb alignment.

The device offers variable speed for joint angle change ranging from 1.5° to 3.6° per second. Angles and speed are adjustable to allow customized therapy per patient tolerance and clinical protocol.

The XY-CPM-IIB operates on 220V/50 Hz. If your facility uses a different voltage or frequency, use an appropriate transformer or contact the supplier for compatible models or adapters.

Yes. The product is ISO 13485 certified, indicating it meets international quality management standards for medical devices.

The XY-CPM-IIB features simple, easy-to-use controls designed for smooth operation by clinicians and trained staff. Basic training is recommended to set treatment parameters safely.

Treatment duration and frequency vary by clinical protocol and patient condition. Typical regimens range from short sessions several times per day to continuous use as directed by a surgeon or physiotherapist. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions.

Yes. CPM should not be used when there is active infection, unstable fractures, severe vascular compromise, or where motion is contraindicated by a surgeon. Always consult the treating physician before use and monitor the patient during therapy.

In many cases the device can be used with certain braces, dressings or drains, but this depends on the surgical instructions and wound status. Confirm compatibility with the surgeon or therapist before applying CPM with external devices.

Clean external surfaces with a soft cloth and a mild disinfectant recommended for medical equipment. Avoid saturating electrical components or exposing motors to liquids. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions and facility infection-control policies.

The XY-CPM-IIB is generally low-maintenance. Perform regular visual inspections of cables, connectors and moving parts, and verify safe operation before each use. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and arrange periodic servicing through an authorized technician.

Warranty terms and spare-parts support vary by supplier and region. Contact your authorized distributor or the manufacturer for specific warranty details, service contracts and parts availability.

Yes. While controls are simple, clinician or staff training is recommended to correctly set angles, speeds, safety limits and patient positioning to ensure effective and safe therapy.

The device is commonly sold through medical equipment distributors and is widely used in rehabilitation centers, hospitals and orthopedic clinics. Contact an authorized distributor or the manufacturer for pricing, ordering, demo units and local availability.