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3 sections tilt table X3
height-adjustableon castersbariatric

3 sections tilt table - X3 - CAREPATH - height-adjustable / on casters / bariatric
3 sections tilt table - X3 - CAREPATH - height-adjustable / on casters / bariatric
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Characteristics

Number of sections
3 sections
Other characteristics
therapy, electric, on casters, height-adjustable, quick-release, bariatric

Description

Product name
AIDFLEX X3 — universal verticalizer for restoration and high-quality prevention of the musculoskeletal system.

Key therapeutic advantages
  • Activation of biologically important processes: restoration of vertical position static stereotype and training of orthostatic reactions.
  • Improving balance and coordination: performing exercises in a natural standing position activates muscles responsible for maintaining vertical posture.
  • Stimulation of intestinal and urinary bladder activity: standing position improves intestinal peristalsis along with kidney and bladder activity.
  • Improving function of cardiovascular and respiratory systems through controlled axial and physical loading in standing position.
  • Prevention of osteoporosis and contracture by activating postural musculature in upright exercises.


Design and comfort features
The verticalizer uses lifting levers that gently raise the patient vertically via a soft belt placed under the pelvis and then shift the pelvis forward to reduce knee joint load. Handrails on lifting levers allow control of torso position during lifting. Comfortable arm supports and adjustable handrails increase safety and enable exercises that strengthen core muscles. The table includes soft front rest and optional rear fixation; gas spring provides easy height adjustment.

Functional components and systems
  • Knee supports and independent 3‑way knee supports for individualized fixation.
  • Feet holders adjustable in depth, width and angle; holders can be fixed quickly for access and safety.
  • Sliding supports for wheelchair access to position the device close to wheelchair users.
  • Safety belts with additional fixation at knees, lower back and chest.
  • Manual lowering option (in absence of electricity) and optional battery for autonomous operation.
  • Modular, space-saving construction suitable for clinical and home use; wall-mounted folded variant minimizes floor footprint.


Therapeutic indications
  • Stroke
  • Head injury
  • Spinal injury
  • CNS infections and intoxications
  • Polyradiculoneuropathy
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Lower paraparesis
  • Hemiparesis


Operation — three easy steps
  • STEP 1: Place your feet on the foot holders (convenient adjustment of foot holders and knee pads in 3 planes).
  • STEP 2: Place the lifting belt under the pelvis (belt allows verticalization without changing to another machine).
  • STEP 3: Start the lifting mechanism (electromechanical drive with safe descent function; manual lowering option available).


Sets / Typical configurations
  • Individual (example variant: "Individual-100"): designed for patients able to sit in wheelchair and hold their back; table without handrails; patient weight up to 100 kg; adjustments via Allen key; recommended for personal use.
  • Comfort (example variants: "Comfort-100", "Comfort-130"): includes table with handrails, adjustable elbows, straps for knee and upper torso; quick-release handles for doorway access; recommended for home use.
  • Clinic (example variant: "Clinic"): full clinic configuration with quick and complete adjustments, accumulator battery option, recommended for clinical and mass-use environments.


Accessories
Examples of accessories and extensions: cables with adjusting strap and block to prevent belt slippage during verticalization; other modular attachments to expand machine capabilities.

Technical specifications
  • Overall dimensions (L x W x H): 1050 x 710 x 1165 mm
  • Minimum doorway width (with folded handles): 720 mm
  • Weight (machine): 63 kg
  • User height range: 150–195 cm
  • User weight limit: 135 / 150 kg (depending on configuration)
  • Feet holders depth adjustment: ±35 mm
  • Feet holders width adjustment: ±50 mm
  • Feet holders angle adjustment: ±20°
  • Knee supports height adjustment: ±100 mm
  • Knee supports depth adjustment: ±85 mm
  • Waist supports height adjustment: ±115 mm
  • Waist support depth adjustment: ±115 mm
  • Adjustment range of table handles: 120 mm
  • Table handles U-turn rotation: 180°
  • Polyurethane corner bumpers: yes
  • Adjustment of table straps: yes
  • Adjustment of kneepad straps: yes
  • Adjustment straps for lumbar and thoracic zone: yes
  • Sliding supports for wheelchair access: yes
  • Castors with brakes: yes
  • Power supply: 120–240 V, 50/60 Hz, max 3.9 A
  • Manual lowering in absence of electricity: optional
  • Battery (option): optional

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.