The Therapeutic Dimensions, Inc. EOSP-MB Shoulder Pulley with Metal Door Bracket is a rehabilitation tool designed for use in various settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home environments. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide patients with a convenient and effective way to perform shoulder exercises, promoting flexibility, strength, and range of motion. This device is particularly useful for individuals recovering from shoulder injuries or surgery, as well as those suffering from conditions such as frozen shoulder or rotator cuff strain.

Overview: The EOSP-MB Shoulder Pulley is a versatile and durable product that allows users to perform a variety of exercises to improve shoulder mobility and function. The device consists of a pulley system with a metal door bracket, enabling easy installation and use in most settings. By utilizing the EOSP-MB Shoulder Pulley, patients can target specific muscle groups, enhance their range of motion, and accelerate their rehabilitation process.

Key Features

• Compact and space-efficient design for convenient use in various environments
• Durable metal door bracket for secure installation and stable performance
• Smooth and consistent pulley system for comfortable exercise experience
• Adjustable rope length to accommodate users of different heights and preferences
• Ergonomic design for reduced strain and improved user comfort during exercises
• Easy to clean and maintain for optimal hygiene and durability
• Portable and lightweight for effortless transportation and storage

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 24 inches (length) x 6 inches (width) x 4 inches (height) • Weight: 5 pounds • Materials: Metal, nylon, and rubber components • Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable industry standards for safety and performance

Ideal For

• Hospitals and rehabilitation centers • Outpatient clinics and physical therapy offices • Home care and self-rehabilitation settings • Sports medicine and athletic training facilities • Occupational therapy and workplace rehabilitation environments