
Active Passive Trainer with Fixed Screen丨Rehab Bike for Upper and Lower Limbs AP-ZXQ-05
The AP-ZXQ-05 Active Passive Trainer for Upper and Lower Limb is a professional rehabilitation system designed to improve upper and lower extremity motor function for patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, neurological disorders, orthopedic surgery, and age-related mobility loss.
Developed by a professional Active Passive Trainer Manufacturer, this intelligent rehabilitation trainer combines passive movement, active exercise, and motor-assisted training into one integrated system. It allows therapists and patients to customize rehabilitation programs according to different recovery stages while providing real-time training feedback through a high-definition touchscreen.
Suitable for hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, and home care, the AP-ZXQ-05 helps improve joint mobility, muscle strength, circulation, coordination, and functional independence.

Upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training device AP-ZXQ-09
The AP-ZXQ-09 Physical Therapy Leg Exercise Cycle Bike is a professional Lower Limb Training Pedal Exerciser designed for supine position rehabilitation. Patients can train while lying in bed, making it ideal for stroke recovery, joint dysfunction, and post-operative care. This Upper and Lower Limb Rehab Trainer (lower limb focused) features 8 adjustable resistance gears for progressive muscle strengthening, plus 12-position seat adjustment to fit different leg lengths. With a seat load capacity of 2000N (≈204kg), it supports bariatric patients. Compact and easy to use at home or in rehab centers. CE certified.

Upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training device AP-ZXQ-06
The Upper and Lower Limb Trainer is a professional rehab bike for upper and lower limbs, used for rehabilitation training of patients with joint dysfunction, stroke, spinal cord injury, and age-related mobility decline. As an effective arm and leg trainer, it provides active, passive, and motor-assisted modes to restore joint range of motion, reduce spasticity, and rebuild muscle strength. This lower limb rehabilitation system also functions as an adult electric gait trainer, supporting walking recovery through repetitive, controlled movement. With real-time biofeedback, spasm recognition, and game training, this lower limb feedback rehabilitation training system engages patients while delivering measurable therapy outcomes.

Upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system (online version) management platform
For online management of patient information, training programs, training reports, and devices for the upper and lower extremity motor rehabilitation system.

Upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system AP007 (bedside type stand-alone version)
The AP007 Bedside Active and Passive Limb Trainer is a professional upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system designed for patients with joint dysfunction, stroke, and post-operative mobility limitations. This bedside type stand-alone version functions as both an active and passive trainer, offering motor-driven passive motion for early-stage patients and resistance-based active training for strengthening. As an upper and lower limb trainer with fixed screen, it displays real-time speed, resistance, and time data. Mobile and compact, the upper and lower limb exercise rehabilitation training system AP007 delivers effective rehabilitation directly at the bedside – in hospitals or at home.

Lower limb rehabilitation training device E-XZG-01
E-XZG-01 Lower Limb Rehabilitation Training Device is a professional medical rehabilitation equipment independently developed by China Qianjing Rehab. It is specially designed for patients with lower limb motor dysfunction, joint stiffness, muscle weakness and hemiplegia. The device helps restore knee and ankle joint mobility, rebuild walking ability, prevent muscle atrophy, and is widely used in rehabilitation hospitals, orthopedics departments, nursing homes and home daily rehabilitation.



