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Our core brand Kinetec® is primarily associated with continuous passive motion (CPM), orthopaedic traction frames and active-passive training.

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Trusted expertise in rehabilitation

With a long-standing history in the rehabilitation market, Kinetec® has pioneered CPM technology and continues to develop solutions that support improved mobility, joint recovery, and patient rehabilitation.

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Kinetec® products are manufactured in our factory in Tournes, France with a focus on durability, performance, and long-term reliability.

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Innovative technology

Kinetec® continues to evolve its rehabilitation solutions through ongoing innovation, continuously developing our products with the latest technologies.

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Dedicated support from experts

Our team offers specialist knowledge, customer service, and technical expertise so  customers receive guidance and support throughout their rehabilitation journey.

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Kinetec® is a world leader in the design and manufacture of Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) and active rehabilitation solutions, offering a comprehensive range of products to support recovery across multiple joints and rehabilitation needs. Our devices are trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide to support patients throughout their recovery journey

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Knee CPM Rental

Kinetec® continuous passive motion device for moving the knee post surgery or injury.  If you have any questions about the process, choosing the correct rental CPM or any other query, please contact us directly and we will be happy to help. Please note that all Knee CPM Rentals are supplied with wipe-clean, green PU pads which are cleaned and sterilised between rentals. Unfortunately we are not able to provide installation and set-up in the home. The CPM will be delivered to a doorstep location. We do however have numerous videos to show how to unpack and set up the CPMs on YouTube: Click to go to Kinetec YouTube for more videos
Rental starting at £200.00 for 2 weeks Subsequent weekly charge £60.00
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Kinetec Kinevia AL™/AL+™

The new Kinetec Kinevia™ range is designed to effectively support every stage of rehabilitation, from the early phase to long-term maintenance. It offers three complementary exercise modes: passive, active, and assisted, allowing therapists to choose the most appropriate approach, while the device automatically adjusts its operation. This versatility provides therapists with great flexibility to adapt sessions according to progress and specific needs. A solution adapted to rehabilitation in clinics and at home The Kinetec Kinevia™ range supports patients throughout their rehabilitation journey, both in healthcare facilities and at home. Thanks to its various training modes, from passive movement to active assistance, it allows for progressive, personalized, and safe treatment. In a clinical setting Ideal for rehabilitation centers, hospitals, and physiotherapy practices, the Kinetec Kinevia™ range helps improve mobility, strengthen muscles, and promote functional recovery. Its assisted mode supports patients at their own pace, while offering professionals a reliable and effective tool to optimize therapeutic outcomes. At home Designed to facilitate continued rehabilitation at home, the Kinetec Kinevia™ range allows patients to exercise in a familiar and reassuring environment. By limiting travel and promoting regular sessions, it helps accelerate recovery, increase independence, and improve treatment adherence, particularly for people with reduced mobility. Key advantages: Personalized and progressive rehabilitation. Improved mobility and functional abilities. Easy to use in clinics and at home. Promotes patient autonomy and engagement. Contributes to better rehabilitation outcomes. 3 exercise modes Active The active mode offers 20 levels of adjustable resistance, allowing patients to engage in progressive strength and endurance training. This mode is ideal for rebuilding muscle strength, improving motor control, and enhancing coordination. With the ability to customize resistance levels, patients can achieve their therapeutic goals at their own pace.   Passive In passive mode, the Kinetec Kinevia™ allows for effortless mobilization by gently moving muscles and joints without requiring patient effort. Passive mode promotes limited mobility, making it ideal for individuals with reduced physical capacity. It also improves circulation and blood flow, and helps relax muscles for better overall recovery.   Assisted Assisted mode is a unique feature that allows for a smooth transition between passive and active modes. It provides targeted assistance to mobilize and strengthen even weakened muscles. This continuous movement, whether partially assisted or actively trained, promotes confidence and helps patients gradually and safely regain their mobility. The interfaces: start the program in just 3 clicks! Member selection The member selection interface allows users to easily choose and customize therapy for specific members, ensuring targeted and effective rehabilitation. Training mode The training mode screen provides an intuitive interface for selecting and customizing therapy modes. Full interface The Kinetec Kinevia™ range offers a flexible interface to meet various needs. The comprehensive interface allows for precise adjustment of rehabilitation parameters. Simplified interface The simplified interface offers a quick and simple display, customizable in the settings. Entertainment system: immersive, intelligent, and limitless rehabilitation Adding an entertainment system to a therapeutic trainer makes sessions more engaging and enjoyable, while also improving motivation and diverting attention from pain. Our entertainment system offers a truly personalized experience, providing a variety of interactive games and the immersive power of virtual reality. Thanks to cutting-edge rehabilitation technology, the entertainment system adapts to all patients, regardless of age or physical condition. It thus meets the diverse needs of various medical specialties. By combining physical and cognitive stimulation, it offers a comprehensive and effective therapeutic approach. Its playful nature encourages patient involvement throughout the session, while providing genuine cognitive stimulation. Ease of use: Bluetooth transmission Motivation & Immersion: Dozens of landscapes to explore, in the city, in nature, and the ability to add your own videos Fun & Stimulating: Several interactive games to discover to stimulate patient training Thanks to the ezyGain entertainment system, the Kinetec Kinevia™ range can be equipped with a virtual reality kit. This technology allows patients to be immersed in stimulating or calming virtual environments, enriching the rehabilitation experience and promoting engagement during sessions. Virtual Reality (VR) Your patient is immersed in a completely virtual environment Total immersion for enhanced focus Stronger emotional engagement Stimulation of inaccessible or anxiety-inducing environments Relaxation in calming environments Contents of the ezyGain VR kit Multi-patient license VR headset Controllers 13" iPad with protective case Tripod Storage and transport case Customisation Customisation enhances psychological comfort by offering patients devices with a design that blends seamlessly into their environment. It helps reduce the stigma often associated with medical equipment and makes its use more pleasant. By allowing healthcare facilities to customize the design to their aesthetic preferences, the Kinetec Kinevia AL™/AL+™ will adapt to therapeutic needs. 5 possible customisations:   Graphite*:standard color. Options To meet the specific needs of each patient and each rehabilitation protocol, several options and accessories are available to personalize your equipment, for both upper and lower limbs. Upper limb options 3-point arm adjustment The 3-point adjustment allows you to adjust the crank length to adapt the movement to the patient's specific needs and promote rehabilitation. A pair of handles is included. Ergonomic handle bar The ergonomic hand bar ensure an optimal grip. They help to limit stress on the wrists and forearms, thus promoting a more comfortable, fluid and tension-free upper body workout. Glove The gloves allow the patient to keep their hands in place while using the device. Available in 4 sizes. Arm guidance system The arm guidance helps to support and stabilize the patient's upper limb during exercise. Adjustable in length and angle, it ensures comfortable and secure positioning. Lower limb options Premium pedal The pair of pedals provides optimal foot support. The plastic straps are easy to clean. 3-point leg adjustment The 3-point adjustment allows you to adjust the crank length to adapt the movement to the patient's specific needs and promote rehabilitation. A pair of premium pedals is included. Foot-lock fastening system The foot-lock fastening system locks the foot with a simple gesture thanks to the footrest which can be folded down and raised instantly by simply pressing a button. Calf support Calf supports offer better control and stability of the lower limbs, helping the patient maintain a comfortable leg position during exercise. Anti-tilting bracket The pair of anti-tilting bracket secure the device to prevent accidental falls during use by hooking onto the base of the trainer and attaching to the wheelchair. Options integrated during factory manufacturing 10" screen The 10" touchscreen enhances visibility and control of exercise parameters, allowing you to easily monitor exercises, statistics and settings, thus improving the effectiveness of sessions. Assisted arm module height adjustment This gas spring adjustment compensates for the weight of the arm module,simplifying adjustments while improving precision,ergonomics, and user comfort. Find all the information by downloading our product catalogue: Kinetec Kinevia AL™/ AL+™ Catalogue Visit our YouTube channel here.
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T39 Hill-Rom 900 Traction Frame

Complete traction frame for the Hill-Rom 900 bed. Kit include 2 x ‘porches’, 1 x long clamp bar, 1 x clamps, 1 x T40 Equi bar, 7 x open pulleys, 1 x hand grip, 2 x wall protection cushions. All listed items are available to purchase separately. These frames are made to order. Please confirm delivery time and prices when ordering. Please click here to download the User Manual: T39 Hill-Rom 900 - Manual Dimensions 100x25x166 CM 30 KG Check out our Traction Frames Range via our Youtube Channel here
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Ankle CPM Rental

Kinetec® continuous passive motion device for moving the ankle post surgery or injury.    All prices quoted include delivery, collection and VAT. If you have any questions about the process, choosing the correct Ankle CPM Rental or any other query, please contact us directly and we will be happy to help. Unfortunately we are not able to provide installation and set-up in the home. The CPM will be delivered to a doorstep location. We do however have numerous videos to show how to unpack and set up the CPMs on YouTube: Click here to go to Kinetec YouTube
Rental starting at £300.00 for 2 weeks Subsequent weekly charge £100.00
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Breva

The Kinetec Breva™ enables ankle and rear foot motion in 2 dimensions from the most common plantar/dorsi flexion (-40° to 30°) to the more advanced eversion/inversion movement (-25° to 25°). Unique features The digital remote control provides a precise yet clear feedback to the patient as well as it helps the therapy with unique functions such as warm-up or by-pass. Safety First The remote control features a keyboard locking system preventing misuse and enhancing patient safety.
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Kinetec CPM Solutions

Kinetec’s Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) range provides advanced rehabilitation solutions designed to support recovery following surgery, injury, or periods of immobilisation. Covering multiple joints including the knee, shoulder, elbow, hand, wrist, and ankle, Kinetec CPM devices deliver smooth, controlled movement to help maintain joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and support effective rehabilitation programmes.

Designed with patient comfort, clinical flexibility, and ease of use in mind, Kinetec CPM systems allow healthcare professionals to provide tailored therapy while giving patients confidence throughout their recovery journey. Whether used in hospitals, clinics, or at home, Kinetec CPM technology offers reliable support to help restore movement and function.

Kinetec Active Motion Therapy

Kinetec Active Motion Therapy solutions are designed to support progressive rehabilitation by combining controlled movement with active patient participation. These systems help patients gradually regain strength, mobility, and independence as they progress through their recovery programme.

With adjustable therapy settings and a focus on functional movement, Kinetec active rehabilitation solutions provide healthcare professionals with versatile tools to support a wide range of rehabilitation needs.

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CPM stands for Continuous Passive Motion. A CPM device gently moves a joint through a controlled range of motion without the patient needing to actively move it. CPM therapy is commonly used as part of rehabilitation following surgery, injury, or periods of reduced mobility.
Active Motion Therapy is a form of rehabilitation where the patient actively participates in movement and exercise. Kinetec® active therapy solutions are designed to support progressive recovery by helping patients improve mobility, strength, and function as they regain movement.
CPM provides passive movement, meaning the device moves the joint for the patient to support early-stage rehabilitation and maintain mobility. Active Therapy involves the patient taking part in the movement themselves, helping to build strength and improve functional recovery as rehabilitation progresses.
Yes, selected Kinetec® CPM devices are available to rent. Renting provides a flexible way to access rehabilitation equipment for the duration you need it, without the commitment of purchasing. We offer both fixed-term and flexible rental options to suit different recovery journeys.
Kinetec® products are commonly used as part of rehabilitation programmes following orthopaedic procedures and injuries. Your healthcare professional will be able to advise whether CPM or active therapy is suitable for your individual recovery plan.
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