Splints 1 – stabilizing splints without ROM adjustment
Single axis orthopaedic splints, used mainly in all types of knee braces. They provide excellent frontal stabilization, maintaining the low weight simultaneously.
Read more »Reh4Mat Company in brace’s production uses a few types of orthopaedic splints. Every splint is made of high quality of durable covered sanding aluminium, which is neutral for sweat and salt. The splints don’t need the patient activity. Lower part of the splints has special rear profile what provides anatomic limb stabilization. In our splints we use carbon fibers to make them more durability and comfortable.
The splints in short knee braces and elbow braces are universal and fit for both limbs. The long lower limb braces have anatomic profiled splints, so these braces are for right or left leg.
All of our splints have lightly plasticity what allows to fit it to limb by physician or physical therapist.
Single axis orthopaedic splints, used mainly in all types of knee braces. They provide excellent frontal stabilization, maintaining the low weight simultaneously.
Read more »Double-axis polycentric splints equipped with rack and pinion, which reflects the anatomic movement of the knee joint.
Read more »Triple-axis polycentric splints equipped with rack and pinion, which reflects the anatomic movement of the knee joint.
Read more »Single axis orthopedic splints used in all knee joint and upper limb braces, where apart from adjustment of the flection and extension angle, high lateral stabilization of the joint is not required, but important if low weight of the brace.
Read more »1-axial orthopaedic device, which is mostly in braces, where splints are closed in special sides pockets. It is used also when the brace’s low weight is very important.
Read more »The orthopaedic splints 1R is the innovative solution with flexion and extension adjustment. The drop lock is very small (diameter: 30 mm) and provides 15° ROM adjustment.
Read more »Single axis orthopedic splints, used mainly in knee joint, upper limb and hip joint braces. The characteristic quality of this splint is, apart from wide range of motion adjustment in every 15 degrees, is also hyperextension adjustment in the secured range of -15 and -30 degrees.
Read more »This system consists of two splints 2RA and under-knee belts thanks to which femoral and tibial epiphysis do not excessively shift to each other in sagittal plane.
Read more »Splints 2RA Precision are a double axis anatomic splints which reflect the knee movement and during performance do not change their position towards the joint axis. Splints 2RA are double axis polycentric splints, with coupling mechanism with two main conductive elements which move of parabolic tracks. Such splints are mainly used in all knee joint [...]
Read more »Double axis polycentric splints, with rack gear which reflects the anatomic knee movement. Such splints are used in all knee joint braces where apart from angle adjustment lateral joint stabilization is also important.
Read more »Leaf spring hinges are made of high quality alloy of metal and plastic. This construction provides anatomic knee motion with excellent lateral knee stabilization.
Read more »Single axis splint 1RP is designed to work in very heavy conditions and allows for transfer loads. This type of splint is primarily used in knee orthoses, where strong lateral stabilization of the knee joint and precise regulation of its mobility are essential. They are used in orthopaedic braces that were designed for heavy patients [...]
Read more »Double axis splint 2RP is the orthopaedic splint that reflects anatomic knee movement while flexion. The drop locks do not change their position relative to the axis of a knee joint. 2RP splints are reinforced polycentric splints, equipped with an articulated mechanism, the main element of which are sliders moving on parabolic tracks. These type [...]
Read more »Uniaxial orthopedic splints with adjustable joint mobility and the possibility of complete blocking of movable objects in the range from -10 to 90 degrees.
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