Elbow CPM Machine

The Elbow CPM Machine is a professional continuous passive motion device designed to support controlled elbow joint movement during rehabilitation. It is suitable for hospitals, physiotherapy centres, rehabilitation clinics, orthopedic departments, sports injury clinics, and supervised home physiotherapy programs where guided elbow mobility support is required.

This CPM machine provides automatic passive elbow movement with adjustable therapy settings, helping healthcare professionals support post-surgical recovery, injury rehabilitation, fracture management, and stiffness management programs. It allows controlled flexion and extension movement according to the patient’s therapy plan, clinical tolerance, and physiotherapist guidance.

Built with a metal frame and medical-grade ABS plastic components, the machine offers a strong yet practical design for professional rehabilitation use. Its remote-based controls, automatic operation mode, compact dimensions, and corded electric power source make it convenient for clinical and home-care therapy setups under trained supervision.

Key Features

• Continuous Passive Motion Therapy: Supports controlled passive elbow movement for rehabilitation and joint mobility programs.
• Post-Surgery Recovery Support: Useful for supervised therapy after elbow surgery, injury, fracture treatment, or immobilization.
• Adjustable Range of Motion: Allows flexion and extension angle settings according to clinical requirement and patient tolerance.
• Remote Control Operation: Remote-based controls support easier operation for therapists, caregivers, and trained users.
• Automatic Operation Mode: Provides consistent passive movement during therapy sessions as per selected parameters.
• Strong & Stable Build: Metal frame with medical-grade ABS components supports durable professional use.
• Speed Control Support: Movement speed range from 1 deg/sec to 5 deg/sec supports gradual therapy progression.
• Clinic & Home Care Suitable: Practical for physiotherapy centres, rehab clinics, hospitals, and supervised home recovery programs.

Technical Specifications

Product Benefits

• Supports controlled elbow movement during rehabilitation and joint mobility programs.
• Helps physiotherapists manage passive motion therapy after elbow surgery or injury.
• Adjustable motion settings support personalized therapy planning under professional guidance.
• Remote control operation improves convenience during clinical and home-care sessions.
• Compact 6 kg design makes the device practical for therapy rooms and supervised home use.
• Metal frame and medical-grade ABS components support durable long-term rehabilitation use.
• Automatic movement helps maintain consistent therapy motion during treatment sessions.
• Useful for stiffness management, joint recovery support, and guided elbow rehabilitation workflow.

Applications

The Elbow CPM Machine is suitable for orthopedic rehabilitation, post-operative elbow therapy, fracture recovery support, injury rehabilitation, joint stiffness management, physiotherapy treatment plans, sports injury recovery, and supervised home rehabilitation programs.

It can be used in hospitals, physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres, orthopedic departments, sports therapy clinics, and home-care settings under professional guidance. Patient suitability should always be assessed by a qualified doctor or physiotherapist before use.

How to Use

1. Place the Elbow CPM Machine on a stable surface before starting therapy.
2. Connect the device to a suitable power source and check the remote control function.
3. Position the patient’s arm comfortably according to the physiotherapist’s guidance.
4. Set the required flexion, extension, speed, and therapy duration as per clinical protocol.
5. Start the automatic motion cycle and observe the patient’s comfort during therapy.
6. Adjust settings only if recommended by the treating professional.
7. Stop the session immediately if the patient feels pain, numbness, swelling, or unusual discomfort.
8. After therapy, switch off the machine and clean patient-contact areas according to hygiene protocol.

Why Choose This Elbow CPM Machine?

The Elbow CPM Machine is suitable for healthcare facilities and supervised home-care users who need a compact, automatic, and easy-to-operate device for elbow joint rehabilitation support. Its adjustable motion control, remote operation, strong construction, and clinical-use design make it practical for physiotherapy and orthopedic recovery programs.

For physiotherapy centres and rehab clinics, this machine supports structured passive motion therapy and helps professionals conduct repeatable elbow mobility sessions. Buyers should confirm patient suitability, therapy protocol, positioning requirements, and professional guidance before use.

FAQs

1. What is the Elbow CPM Machine used for?

The Elbow CPM Machine is used for continuous passive motion therapy of the elbow joint. It supports controlled movement during rehabilitation after surgery, injury, fracture treatment, or stiffness management under professional supervision.

2. Is this machine suitable for home physiotherapy?

Yes, it can be used for supervised home physiotherapy programs if recommended by a doctor or physiotherapist. Users should follow prescribed settings and avoid self-adjusting therapy parameters without professional guidance.

3. What is the speed range of this Elbow CPM Machine?

The machine has a minimum speed of 1 deg/sec and maximum speed of 5 deg/sec. The correct speed should be selected according to patient comfort, therapy stage, and clinical recommendation.

4. What material is used in this machine?

The device is made with a metal frame and medical-grade ABS plastic components. This construction supports durability, stability, and regular use in hospitals, physiotherapy centres, rehabilitation clinics, and supervised home-care settings.

5. Who should operate this Elbow CPM Machine?

This machine should be operated by trained physiotherapists, rehabilitation professionals, orthopedic staff, caregivers under guidance, or authorized users. Patient positioning, motion range, speed, and session duration should follow clinical protocol.