Rehabilitation Walking Training Equipment & Gait Standing Machine & Fracture Rehabilitation Machine

It is designed to assist people recovering from injuries and surgeries by supporting safe standing and walking practice, improving mobility and strength during post-surgical and fracture rehabilitation in hospitals or at home.

It is intended for patients undergoing post-surgical or fracture rehabilitation and for people needing gait and standing training. Use should be guided by a clinician or physical therapist, especially during early stages of recovery.

Yes. The device is described as portable and applicable for both hospital and home use, making it suitable for clinical therapy sessions and daily home practice.

The model number is WCHT-TH502 and the instrument classification is Class I.

Yes. Online technical support is available from the manufacturer or seller for setup, troubleshooting and usage questions.

The product is described as portable and easy to transport. For specific dimensions, folded size or weight for carrying, please refer to the product manual or contact the supplier.

General steps: read the user manual, assemble per instructions, adjust any comfort/fit features, begin training under supervision of a clinician if applicable, and follow prescribed therapy protocols. Contact WCHT technical support for model-specific setup guidance.

Always follow your clinician’s guidance. Ensure the device is correctly adjusted and stable before use, have an attendant present when starting training, stop use if you experience pain or dizziness, and verify the device is appropriate for your current weight-bearing status or fracture healing stage.

It is recommended to begin use under the supervision of a qualified clinician or physical therapist, particularly immediately after surgery or fracture, to ensure safe progression and correct technique.

Wipe surfaces with a soft cloth and mild detergent or medical-grade disinfectant compatible with the materials. Do not immerse electrical components (if any). Follow the maintenance schedule and instructions in the user manual and contact technical support for repairs or replacement parts.

The product is sold as a single item. Specific package contents (accessories, assembly hardware, user manual) vary—check the product listing or contact the seller for a complete packing list.

Contraindications vary by patient. Generally avoid use with unstable fractures, uncontrolled medical conditions, or when a clinician has restricted weight bearing or standing. Always consult your healthcare provider before use.

Technical specifications such as weight capacity and dimensions are provided in the product manual or by the manufacturer. Contact WCHT or your supplier for the detailed specifications for model WCHT-TH502.