Wholesale Rehabilitation Equipment Suppliers
Source manual and electric wheelchairs, hospital beds, walking frames and crutches, TENS/EMS physiotherapy units, prosthetics and orthotics, and occupational therapy equipment from verified manufacturers on Towobo. The global rehabilitation equipment market exceeds $15 billion annually — driven by ageing populations, rising rates of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, and the expansion of home-based and community rehabilitation programs. Chinese manufacturers dominate volume supply; German and Swedish manufacturers lead in premium complex rehab technology.
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Rehabilitation and assistive technology encompasses: manual wheelchairs — rigid frame (active user, lightweight aluminium or carbon fibre) and folding frame (transport and institutional use); ISO 7176 defines 26 parts covering dimensions, static stability, dynamic stability, obstacle climbing, energy consumption, flammability, and fatigue strength testing; key specifications: seat width/depth/height, backrest height, overall width, weight capacity (typically 100–136kg for standard, 200–300kg for bariatric), total chair weight (lightweight: <12kg; ultra-light: <7kg); power wheelchairs — joystick-controlled electric wheelchairs; indoor vs outdoor vs all-terrain designs; seating and positioning systems (power tilt, recline, elevating leg rests); hospital beds — manual (crank-operated), semi-electric (electric backrest and knee break, manual height), and fully electric (all adjustments motorised including height, Trendelenburg); ICU beds add CPR-ready flat capability, side rail management systems, and integrated weigh scales; IEC 60601-2-52 covers powered medical beds; walking aids — walkers (standard, wheeled, rollators with 3 or 4 wheels and brakes), axillary crutches, forearm crutches (Lofstrand), quad canes; EN ISO 11334 governs walking aids; TENS/EMS units — Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation for pain management (Class II FDA, IEC 60601-2-10); Electrical Muscle Stimulation for muscle rehabilitation; prosthetics — lower limb (transtibial, transfemoral, foot/ankle) and upper limb (transradial, transhumeral, myoelectric); orthotics — ankle-foot orthoses (AFO), knee orthoses (KO), spinal orthoses (TLSO, LSO); and physiotherapy equipment — ultrasound therapy, laser therapy (LLLT), traction units, and hydrotherapy equipment.