Rimec S.R.L. products

KR2000 is a battery-operated drill used in orthopaedic casualty departments for inserting Kirschner wires of a diameter from 1 to 4 millimetres. It is equipped with a telescopic guide that can be sterilised: its purpose is to support the wire while it is being inserted. The apparatus is equipped with a device that signals the battery charge status.

Fisiotek 3000 G model uses flexion-extension movement to allow mobilisation of the knee and hip. The movement of the device is based on the correct adjustment of the length of the patient’s femur, which is necessary for the positioning of the limb. The device is light-weight, only 9.5 kg, to ensure the greatest manoeuvrability during use. Limbs with a length relative to the patient’s femur from 32 cm to 49 cm can be rehabilitated.

Fisiotek 3000 TS model permits mobilisation of the knee andhip joints by means of flexion-extension movement, and of the ankle by means ofplantar flexion and dorsiflexion: this distinctive feature makes the device unique on the market in terms of the features offered. All of the device’s programmable functions are available for both the hip and knee joints, and for the ankle joint. The asymmetric frame structure permits anatomically correct movement: placement is made according to the patient’s limb length, measured from the greater trochanter to the lateral malleolus. Limbs with a length between 72 cm and 100 cm can be rehabilitated: moreover, the availability of a special accessory for smaller limbs of 72 cm allows to rehabilitate limbs as small as 61 cm.

Fisiotek 3000 GS model uses flexion-extension movement to allow mobilisation of the knee and hip. The movement of the device is based on the correct adjustment of the length of the patient’s femur, which is necessary for the positioning of the limb.The device is light-weight, only 9.5 kg, to ensure the greatest manoeuvrability during use. Limbs with a length relative to the patient’s femur from 32 cm to 49 cm can be rehabilitated.

Fisiotek 3000 N model uses flexion-extension movement to allow mobilisation of the knee and hip. The asymmetric frame structure permits anatomically correct movement: placement is made according to the patient’s limb length, measured from the greater trochanter to the lateral malleolus. Additionally, an accessory for limbs less than 72 cm in length is available to provide rehabilitation support for limbs as short as 61 cm.