Name: Range of Motion Adjustable Arc
SKU: 847102003245
Price: 118.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Range of Motion Adjustable Arc

$118.00

Rehabilitation Advantage Range of Motion Adjustable Arc is an upper extremity therapy exerciser to help individuals increase their mobility range
Sturdy and resilient wood base measures 36″ long x 6″ wide x 3/4″ thick; durable base provides a stable surface for every user
Flexible and detachable plastic tubes that make up the arc measure 3/4″ diameter; tubes can be adjusted to multiple heights of: 15″, 20″, 25″, 30″, and 42″
Includes 12 colorful rings to easily maneuver around the plastic tubing; 4 foam pads on the bottom of the base ensure the base will not skid or slip away when in use
Sold individually; can be used by individuals at home, therapy teachers in a school classroom or professionals in the medical field

Description

Rehabilitation Advantage Range of Motion Adjustable Arc assists each user in reaching their desired upper body motion range. Simply move each ring from side to side on the arc. When ready to adjust the height, easily add your preferred tubing. The extra tubes are conveniently stored directly on top of the wood base for easy access. The base of this Range of Motion is constructed of durable birch wood. This sturdy, resilient birch wood does not splinter compared to other similar multi-ply woods. Its superior strength and durability make it so it will not tip over when used properly. The base also features rounded edges for comfortable and easy handling, a smooth sanded surface, and professional finishing for that polished glaze. The convenient design of this product makes for easy transport. Overall, this Range of Motion Adjustable Arc is competitively priced while ensuring long-lasting use and superior durability. It works great in any environment, is easy to clean and is latex free.

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Additional information

Weight	6 lbs
Dimensions	36 × 6 × 15 in

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