Medical Rehabilitation Equipment Physiotherapy CPM Machine for Sports Injury

A Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine is a device used in physical therapy to promote healing and increase range of motion in joints by gently moving them through a controlled range of motion.

The CPM machine aids in rehabilitation by providing passive motion to the injured area, which helps reduce pain, swelling, and stiffness while promoting blood flow and healing.

The maximum load capacity of the CPM machine is 300N, making it suitable for various patients and types of injuries.

Yes, the CPM machine has an adjustable angle range from -5° to 120°, allowing for customized treatment based on individual rehabilitation needs.

The CPM machine can work continuously for at least 4 hours, providing ample time for therapy sessions without interruption.

The CPM machine operates at a noise level of less than 60dB, ensuring it remains relatively quiet during use, which can enhance the comfort of the therapy environment.

Yes, the CPM machine is designed for both clinical and home use. However, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure proper usage.

Yes, we offer online technical support as part of our after-sale service to assist customers with any questions or issues regarding the CPM machine.

The CPM machine is primarily designed for sports injuries but can also be used for other types of joint injuries and post-operative rehabilitation.

Yes, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for safe and effective use. Consulting with a physical therapist is also advisable.

The foot plate allows for internal and external angles of up to 45°, accommodating various foot sizes and therapeutic needs.

Yes, multiple users can use the same CPM machine, but adjustments may be needed to accommodate different body sizes and rehabilitation requirements.

Yes, the CPM machine is designed for easy setup, and it typically requires minimal assembly. Detailed instructions are provided with the product.

If you experience discomfort while using the CPM machine, you should stop using it immediately and consult your healthcare provider for advice.

To clean the CPM machine, use a damp cloth with mild soap. Regular maintenance checks are recommended to ensure proper functioning and safety.