HIGH-TECH CALIPER

The Hi-Tech Calipers, manufactured by our company, are designed to serve as a substitute for a missing hand, fabricated with the utmost precision. We maintain stringent quality standards, ensuring that the superiority of our product is never compromised. Our manufacturing process adheres to specific constraints aimed at enhancing the overall quality of the calipers. To guarantee the excellence of our calipers, we source raw materials from some of the most trusted vendors in the industry. This ensures that the materials used in our products meet the highest standards of quality and reliability.

Our Hi-Tech Calipers are in high demand due to their superior grip and exceptional durability. They are designed to withstand rigorous use and provide reliable support for users in various situations.

Despite their advanced features and high-quality construction, our calipers are available at reasonable rates, making them accessible to a wide range of users. We believe in providing value to our customers without compromising on the quality and performance of our products.

ABOVE KNEE PROSTHESIS

>An above-knee prosthesis, also known as an above-knee amputation or transfemoral prosthesis, is an artificial leg that replaces the function and/or cosmetic appearance of an amputated leg. It's custom made for a person who has had an amputation above the knee, and consists of a socket, liner, knee, pylon, and foot. The design of the prosthesis is based on several factors, including the individual's health, their current activity levels, and future requirements.

An above knee (AK) or transfemoral (TF) prosthesis is specifically tailored for individuals who have undergone an above knee or transfemoral amputation. This prosthetic device comprises several components, each custom-made to ensure optimal fit and functionality for the wearer.

An Overall, an above knee or transfemoral prosthesis is carefully crafted to restore mobility and functionality for individuals who have undergone limb loss at the above knee level. Each component is customized to meet the unique requirements and preferences of the wearer, facilitating a smoother transition to daily activities and improved quality of life.

The advantages of this design it that it is lightweight, durable and relatively inexpensive. Single-axis foot this design allows ankle motion and assists in making the knee more stable. Dynamic response feet are designed to allow the prosthesis to “bounce” off their heel being more energy efficient to walk with.

BELOW KNEE PROSTHESIS

A below knee amputation prosthesis is an artificial replacement of an amputated leg and is more commonly used than other amputations. As the amputation is carried out below the knee the individual has the potential to walk very well.

A below knee (BK) or transtibial (TT) prosthesis is custom made for a person who has had a BK or TT amputation. The prosthesis consists of a custom made socket, liner, pylon, and foot.Sometimes the prosthesis may consist of a sleeve or other harness, depending on the suspension system used for that patient.

ABOVE CALIPER PROSTHESIS

An Above caliper prosthesis is a type of artificial leg that replaces the function and appearance of an amputated leg. It has five main components that allow the knee to bend, transmit weight, and help the wearer walk. These components include the socket and knee systems.

Calipers are viewed as a more traditional type of orthotic device, however they still play a fundamental part in the effective treatment of many conditions. They can be used to support, assist and limit joint movement at the foot, ankle, knees, hips and pelvis.

BELOW CALIPER PROSTHESIS

A below knee prosthesis, also known as a caliper or BK prosthesis, is made from metal and leather and attached to an individual's shoe. It is an artificial replacement for an amputated leg that consists of a custom-made socket, liner, pylon, and foot. Sometimes the prosthesis may also consist of a sleeve or other harness, depending on the suspension system used for that patient.

ORTHO AIDS

Ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) are among the most commonly prescribed lower limb orthoses. They are custom made for each individual to encompass the foot, ankle and leg, finishing just below the knee.

SMO is also a form of ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) for children, which is a medical device to help guide the gait development of a child. Unlike the AFO, SMO's support extends just above the ankle bones (malleoli) and is less visible when worn in shoes.

SMO can also control the stability of the subtalar joint, and can also control inversion/eversion, pronation/supination, and forefoot abduction/adduction. Here are some types of SMOs: SureStep SMO, Toe Walking SMO, Big Shot SMO, and Open Heel.

BRACE

Orthopedic braces are medical devices designed to address musculoskeletal issues; they are used to properly align, correct the position, support, stabilize, and protect certain parts of the body (particularly the muscles, joints, and bones) as they heal from injury or trauma.

Orthopedic braces are medical devices that help align, support, and protect the bones, muscles, and joints of the body. They can be used to help with musculoskeletal issues, such as those caused by injury or trauma

Orthopedic braces can also refer to off-the-shelf devices that help support people with weaknesses in their muscles, joints, or limbs. These weaknesses can be caused by chronic conditions like muscular dystrophy, injury, overuse, stroke, or surgery.

ORTHO WALKERS

Orthotic walkers are devices that can help patients recover from ankle injuries and trauma, such as post-surgery recoveries. They can also help with balance issues, arthritis, leg weakness, or leg instability. Walkers can also help keep weight off the feet and legs while moving.

A walker can make it easier to get around after surgery or after a bone break in your foot or leg. A walker also can help if you have balance problems, arthritis, leg weakness or leg instability. A walker allows you to keep weight off your feet and legs as you move.

Most standard medical walkers have a mechanism to fold, which makes them easier to store and transport. Some two-button folding walkers provide continuous support while moving through narrow spaces.