AM-700

AM-700

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: The AM-700 Parallel Bars are electric, platform-mounted bars designed for rehabilitation and physical therapy. They feature power height adjustment and a digital display for precise control.
Specifications:
  • Height Adjustment: 26" to 48" (electric)
  • Width Adjustment: 15" to 29" (manual)
  • Platform Size: 10' (3m) length x 43" width
  • Handrail Diameter: 1 1/2" (3.8 cm) stainless steel
  • Weight Capacity: 400 lbs on handrails
Features:
  • Digital display for exact bar height
  • Memory buttons for storing four height settings
  • Microprocessor control for synchronous column operation
  • Slip-resistant laminated platform
  • Height monitoring for safe operation
Additional Options: A 7' version is also available (AM-702).
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Catalog excerpts

AM-700-1

PARALLEL BARS AM-700 Parallel Bars - Electric/Platform Mount 10' 7' also available AM-702 • Height: 26" - 48" • Width: 15" - 29" Power height-adjustable parallel bars. Digital Display on conveniently located userfriendly control panel shows exact bar height. Memory buttons allow storage and recall of four separate bar height settings. Microprocessor control unit ensures synchronous operation of all four columns. Heavy-gauge 1 1/2" diameter (3.8 cm) stainless steel handrails on three-section slim line lifting columns that provide maximum lateral stability, even in the highest bar position. Height monitoring functions ensure reliable operation and safe switch-off in case of a fault. • Slip resistant laminated patform Stainless steel handrails 1 1/2" diameter (3.8cm) Height adjusts electrically from 26" to 48" Width adjusts manually from 15" to 29" Weight capacity on hand rails: 400 lbs.

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