Alimed Shoulder Finger Ladder Exerciser, 1/EA

Shoulder Finger Ladder Exerciser, 1/EA

The Shoulder Finger Ladder Exerciser is a wall-mount rehabilitation unit used to support shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger exercise. It fits clinics, therapy spaces, and other care settings that need a fixed station for upper-extremity rehab work. The unit has 36 steps spaced at 1-1/4 inch intervals.

Good Fit For

• Wall-mounted upper-extremity rehab areas
• Therapy rooms that need a fixed exercise station
• Facilities adding a single shoulder finger ladder

Key Features

• Wall-mount design creates a dedicated rehab station
• Built for shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger rehabilitation
• 36-step ladder supports progressive reach and movement work
• 1-1/4 inch step intervals offer consistent spacing during exercises
• Single-unit purchase works for replacing or adding one rehab station

Applications and Usage

• Shoulder rehabilitation exercises
• Elbow rehabilitation work
• Wrist rehabilitation routines
• Finger rehabilitation exercises

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4 inch.
• This is a wall-mount unit, so buyers should plan for suitable installation space.
• Step count and 1-1/4 inch spacing may matter when matching an existing rehab setup or therapy protocol.

FAQ

• How is this shoulder finger ladder installed? This shoulder finger ladder is a wall-mount unit.
• What areas of the body is this exerciser used for? The unit is used for shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger rehabilitation.
• How many steps does the ladder have? The ladder has 36 steps.
• What is the spacing between steps? The steps are set at 1-1/4 inch intervals.

From Alimed.