Rehabilitation rotor ANTAR AT51110 with counter — lower/upper limb exercise device, max user weight 100 kg, foldable steel frame, built-in display

Compact rehabilitation rotor ANTAR AT51110 is designed for passive and active exercise of lower and upper limbs in physiotherapy. It supports a maximum user weight of 100 kg, features a foldable steel frame, a built-in display and a counter to track repetitions. The neutral grey finish and compact dimensions (height 240 mm, width 360 mm, depth 500 mm) with a device weight of 2.4 kg make it suitable for use in clinics and at home.

Advantages

The foldable steel frame provides durability and easy storage. A built-in display and an integrated counter allow monitoring of exercise repetitions and session progress. The device supports both passive and active modes for rehabilitation of upper and lower limbs and has a compact, lightweight design for convenient transport and placement.

Suitable for

• Physiotherapy exercises for lower limbs
• Physiotherapy exercises for upper limbs
• Home rehabilitation after injury or surgery
• Use in clinics, therapy centers, and outpatient settings

Key specifications

• Maximum user weight: 100 kg
• Built-in display: yes
• Frame material: steel
• Foldable: yes
• Colour: grey
• Height: 240 mm
• Width: 360 mm
• Depth: 500 mm
• Device weight: 2.4 kg

How to use

Place the rotor on a stable, level surface. Select passive or active mode according to the rehabilitation plan, set the desired parameters using the built-in display, and secure the patient’s limb to the pedal or handle as instructed by a therapist. Start the device and monitor repetitions on the integrated counter; adjust speed or resistance if available and as tolerated by the patient.

Usage recommendations

Use under the supervision of a physiotherapist for post-injury or postoperative rehabilitation. Ensure the device is placed on a stable surface and check fastenings before each session. Do not exceed the maximum user weight of 100 kg and follow individual therapy plans when selecting mode, duration, and intensity.