Recovery is a sequence. So is the range.
Neurological, orthopaedic, paediatric and geriatric rehabilitation follow different timelines but the same shape: tolerate upright, bear weight, step with support, step without it, manage the kerb and the stairs. Each stage asks something different of the equipment.
Tilt tables and standing frames carry the early stages. Ceiling-track body-weight support and parallel bars carry the first steps. Staircases, ramps and balance equipment carry the return to the world outside. The catalogue is arranged in that order.
The rehabilitation equipment range
- Gait training — parallel bars, GaitAssist ceiling-track body-weight support, corner and straight staircases with ramp
- Standing and weight-bearing — tilt tables, adult and paediatric standing frames
- Treatment surfaces — hi-low, Bobath, traction and suspension tables
- Upper limb — shoulder wheels, pulleys, pegboards, finger ladders
- Balance and proprioception — boards, beams, ladders
- Paediatric — CP chairs by age band, corner seating, walkers, standing frames
Specified, then built
Sizes, ranges, load ratings and materials are stated on the quotation, before the order. Units are fabricated, powder-coated, assembled and checked under load before dispatch, then delivered and commissioned on site.
Warranty and service terms are written on the quotation, not implied on a call. What we sign is what you hold us to.
Common questions
Does XINIX manufacture rehabilitation equipment or resell it?
We manufacture. The catalogue is built by XINIX; the partner lines — BTL, Biotech, Hercules and Rymo — are supplied and serviced alongside them and listed separately.
Can rehabilitation equipment be made to custom dimensions?
Yes. Parallel-bar length, table height range, frame size and load rating are regularly specified to the room and the patient group.
Do you supply and install beyond your immediate area?
Yes. Equipment is delivered, assembled and commissioned on site, and supported afterwards through one service number.