Electric Wrist Rehabilitation Device, Wrist Joint Training Equipment, Palmar Flexion 90°/dorsiflexion-90° Exercise, Wrist Full-Angle Trainer, for Wrist Stiffness, Carpal Tunnel

FEATURES: - Manual + electric 2-mode operation - Full-angle training, 90° upward and -90° downward - Adaptive sliding arm support to avoid wrist compression - Hollow design, carpal tunnel is not squeezed - Double-sided angle dial, convenient for recording training angles - Static stretching technology - Polymer material, stable structure, not easy to deform - Double-layer composite cushion, comfortable to use PARAMETERS: - Name: Wrist Rehabilitation Exerciser - Material: Polymer material - Specifications: Manual/electric 2-in-1 - Model: Left hand, right hand - Applicable joints: Wrist joints PACKING LIST: Wrist rehabilitation device X1

• 【Wrist Joint Rehabilitation Equipment】Relax and soothe wrist muscles, promote muscle function recovery, and relieve wrist muscle stiffness. During the rehabilitation process of the elbow and wrist, the muscles of the recovered joints are atrophied and the ligaments are relaxed, keeping the arms healthy.
• 【Full-angle training】up/down flippers 90°. With the mechanical gear structure, the angle can be adjusted accurately. Turn the knob to adjust the training intensity with precision. You can choose the control mode according to your own situation.
• 【Manual/electric dual mode】Avoid the disadvantages of a single mode. It is difficult to use purely manual. Pure electric cannot be used without power supply. The manual/electric integrated mode is simple to operate and more convenient to use.
• 【Hollow design】Ergonomic wrist hollow design, combined with arm drag for double protection, protects the carpal tunnel from being squeezed during the up and down process. Bilateral angle dials make it easy to record training angles.
• 【Application】For stroke, hemiplegia, arm stiffness, inability to bend or straighten, joint stiffness and contracture, adhesion of surrounding tissues, etc. Ideal for post surgery, ligament injuries, stable fractures, elbow syndrome, dislocations and soft tissue injuries.