Electric Elbow Joint Rehabilitation Device A motorized elbow exerciser designed to deliver controlled, fullrange bending and straightening while minimizing direct compressive load on the joint axis. The unit positions the stress point away from the joint axis to reduce localized pressure and limit hard extrusion against the skin. Adjustable for a wide range of arm lengths, the device supports independent arm exercise without assistance. Key benefits Control of motion: Twoway operation delivers fullangle movement from 5 to 150 degrees, allowing both extension and flexion within a natural human range. Reduced local compression: Stress point positioned away from the joint axis to lower compressive forces and reduce concentrated pressure on skin and soft tissue. Adjustable traction and motion: Designed for gradual joint capsule traction with smooth, controlled flexion and extension to support motion work. User control and convenience: Two modes, manual and automatic, let users choose automated programs or direct manual control via remote. Manual remote is presstostop for simple operation. Variable speed: Three adjustable speed levels allow users to set motion speed to their preference. Independent use: Suitable for use without assistance and adaptable to different arm lengths. Main features Range of motion: 5 to 150 degrees for fullangle exercise that covers natural extension and bending. Modes: Manual mode with remote presstostop and automatic mode with selectable motion programs. Speed control: Three speed settings to tailor movement pace. Mechanical design: Stress point located away from the joint axis to limit compressive contact and avoid hard extrusion against skin. Traction capability: Provides controlled stretching of the joint capsule through repeated, regulated flexion and extension. Fit: Adjustable for a wide range of arm lengths to accommodate different users. Practical applications Home exercise sessions to maintain or improve range of motion after periods of immobilization or inactivity, used under guidance when appropriate. Use in outpatient or clinic settings as an assistive device for supervised rangeofmotion programs. Daily mobility maintenance for users seeking consistent, independent arm exercise. What to expect in use Smooth, repeatable bending and straightening across the full 5 to 150 degree range. Simple switching between manual and automatic operation and easy adjustment of speed. Independent setup for different arm lengths to enable selfdirected sessions. Specifications and handling notes Motion range: 5 to 150 degrees. Operation modes: Manual and automatic. Speed levels: Three adjustable speeds. Control: Manual remote control with presstostop functionality. Fit: Adjustable for a wide range of arm lengths. Design focus: Mechanical configuration positions stress point away from the joint axis to reduce concentrated pressure and limit hard extrusion contact with skin. Use the device according to accompanying instructions and consider professional advice when integrating it into rehabilitation or clinical programs.